Feb 10 2016, 06:22 PM
QUOTE(mechanicalKB @ Feb 10 2016, 06:11 PM)
when it comes to gynae advice I think you will know by now that there
are always 'complications' - its standard advice and sorry to say which
you may not agree, it makes them more money to tell you that hence
the need for c-sect not natural - why? like I said there's always
'problem but not to worry, we can do a c-sect' thingy
I'm not planning anything, just thinking of the money these Drs make
with the mass of the ignorant population
like I said when I die and get born again I want to be a specialist Dr
and own a 4 storey bungalow sports car thirsty SUV and a boat at my
holiday villa at a seaside
If you have adequate proof you can always lodge an official complaint with the MMC rather than here.are always 'complications' - its standard advice and sorry to say which
you may not agree, it makes them more money to tell you that hence
the need for c-sect not natural - why? like I said there's always
'problem but not to worry, we can do a c-sect' thingy
I'm not planning anything, just thinking of the money these Drs make
with the mass of the ignorant population
like I said when I die and get born again I want to be a specialist Dr
and own a 4 storey bungalow sports car thirsty SUV and a boat at my
holiday villa at a seaside
Obstetrics is very litigious, they tend to play on the safe side. Hence any potential complications also they'll suggest a c-sec esp when it's a "million-dollar baby".
Informed consent is also needed with every procedure. Hence if your doctor is too lazy to tell you exactly why they're suggesting a c-sec, you're allowed to refuse it. You're also allowed to go seek for 2nd, 3rd, 4th opinions.
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If your wife is not ovulating, there will be no period or irregular period for months (e.g once in 3 months, sometimes have, sometimes dont have). Having consistent periods means she's ovulating, just maybe not your luck yet 
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