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After 2 births(vag), i had 2 retained placentas, 2 postpartum hemmorhage 2nd labor precipitous (2hr) is induction or csection safer to manage nextime
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May be: Since the likelihood of such complications increase with subsequent pregnancies, your OB might suggest you to deliver at a predictable time.
Answered 4/29/2017
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