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What to if i am pregnant with quadruplets and wants to have a natural birth. is that a good idea?
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No.: You need to be seeing a high risk OB specialist. C-section would usually be recommended for multiple gestation because the risk of vaginal delivery is high. Consult with your ob.
Answered 2/4/2017
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