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What kind of ob-gyn would you recommend for a 19 yr old girl?
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A qualified one: She'll need a physician she feels comfortable with, can discuss her health with, and she should be able to understand her options & treatment plans completely. Her doc should also be a qualified surgeon, experienced, & know their limitations. Being board certified helps confirm their training & dedication to learning. I hope you find the right physician for her. How about letting her choose?
Answered 12/9/2013
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