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Finding a new doctor...or Dr. M, can you move to IL?From: AnnMarie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 8 Nov 1999 10:31:29 -0600 (CST)
I am looking for a new obgyn in my area. My current one is okay, but registered with a hospital that is 45 minutes away (we moved during first pregnancy). With my prior birth history, we thought it might be a good idea to stay local. I wonder if I should search for a doctor who also deals with high risk. First pregnancy, I was diagnosed "threatened miscarriage" due to low progesterone. Came through fine with suppositories. My baby was born at home on her due date. She came quickly (under one hour) and without labor pains. I had been 2cm/80% for a month prior (first internal check), with some very bad cramps my last few months. No, I never told the doctor about having such bad cramps. I did tell his nurse at one visit but she didn't seem very concerned. She was a very good nurse, too. I had so much trouble working and would often sit down to make the cramps go away only to come back again after I got up and started working again. I also have B-Strep. I know this is alot of info, but I'd like your opinion about the type of doctor. I would like to break the preferred protocol of induction for my case, too. It's hard for me to believe that I could have two babies at home with no labor pains. LOL! AM
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