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How do you find the c-section and episiotomy rates for a particular doctor and/or hospital?
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Depends: This varies from hospital to hospital. Some hospitals may allow access to this information, some may not. You can always ask your doctor. They have a general idea and should be honest about the information. Keep in mind c-sections rates are affected by the number of high risk patients a doctor takes care of.
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