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Should i get a c section if i have a cavernoma? my neurologist said it might be better so its not as much strain?
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I would have your neurologist discuss your case with your OBGYN to come up with a proper delivery plan. When the two people who know your personal facts the best make a plan it is likely to be successful. Scheduling a c-section prior to the onset of labor at 38 weeks may be a good option.
Answered 6/6/2023
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