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Re: worst doctors visit ever-currently emotional.

From: Shari (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 30 Jan 2003 19:47:51 -0600 (CST)

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I have to agree. I stayed with my ob who I was not satisfyed with until I was bout 30 weeks along. My husband really did npt like her. I also had hyperemesis and it took my primary care physician calling her a few times to get her to listen and put me in the hospital for dehydration and vomiting. I should have switched then, but I kept hoping she would get better. Now I have the best OB in the world. He is very good and I am so glad I switched. My husband likes him better too so the delivery should be a better one. I was worried since my husband didn't like my old OB that there would be problems in the labor and delivery room. I am so glad I switched. I was reading the other posts about the midwife. I wouldn't go that route, but everyone is different. I want an epidural and I like knowing that my doctos have had lots of medical training. But my friend has used a midwife for her three pregnancy's and did just fine. She never had any complications like, not dilating and such.

Hope you find a good Doctor. Don't judge them all by that one.

Best Wishes!!!

At Thu, 30 Jan 2003, firefighter*mom wrote: >
>Sounds like what I went through with my first OB. I had severe
>hyperemesis (which eventually caused me to miscarry and I nearly died
>myself from dehydration). The woman doctor yelled at me for coming to
>her office barefoot (I walked there from the emergency room across the
>street, where I'd been taken by ambulance that morning). She was rude,
>not interested in helping me, told me that "pregnant women vomit, get
>used it it" when I told her that I had been vomiting blood. Then,
>abruptly she handed me a pamphlet for an ABORTION CLINIC and said, "You
>don't seem equipped to deal with a pregnancy if the vomiting bothers you
>so much". HUH!? Seven months I tried to conceive that baby...and she
>had the nerve to hand me an abortion brochure. Can anyone say
>"financial kickbacks"?
>
>Find another doctor. Please...for your sake and the baby's. You don't
>need to be treated like that.

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