High risk pregnancy: Perhaps the physician does not feel competent to care for women with high risk pregnancies. Or they may not want to assume the risk in caring for someone with a high risk pregnancy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Many reasons: The doctor may not be equipped to manage high risk patients. Proficiency in ultrasound, a strong medicine background, fetal monitors, and a staff trained in handling emergencies are usually minimum requirements. It may also be because the doc only delivers at a low-risk facility that isn't set up for preemies or high risk moms or babies. Bottom line, if they won't see you, respect their decision.
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