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I can answer any questions concerning any and all pregnancy related concerns including: High risk pregnancies, Gestational Diabetes, multiple birth, premature birth, complications, concerns/worries, placenta previa, toxemia/pre-ecclampsia and more. I prefer not to answer questions that are not related to a diagnosed pregnancy.
I have an astute knowledge of the obstetrical field.
I work in Labor and Delivery at a hospital.
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I would not personally choose to terminate the pregnancy because I have seen positive outcomes in similar cases. Often times when this happens you are able to be hospitalized and given medications to
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This is outside of my area of expertise in all honesty, it would almost be a conflict of interest. This is what I can tell you from my own personal knowledge. It is very common, especially with twins
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