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I need doctor's advice about the risks between a normal or c-section delivery?
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Varied: In general, vaginal deliveries are safer. This depends on your baby being healthy enough for vaginal delivery, your pelvis being big enough for the size of baby that you have, and how your pregnancy has gone. Recovery is faster and there are fewer complications with a vaginal delivery. Some babies cannot be delivered vaginally in a safe manner, and only your OB could tell you that.
Answered 6/10/2014
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