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I am currently 38 weeks 1 day pregnant...1 week before my dr had done finger test and told head is not yet fixed in pelvis... according to last scan my baby has reached 2 kgs 958 grams approx and till now i am gaining weight...Dr told to wait for normal delivery...but I am becoming impatient for physical heaviness...my due date is 11 th march...can I request for c section on 7 th march as the day is very auspicious...is there will be any growth difference in 4 days?
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There won't be any growth difference but make the decision only after thinking over the complications of pain and blood loss associated with C section.
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c-section on patient request any doctor can do
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Always any surgery should be done only if there is a need to operate. Normal delivery is called normal as it is the natural way to deliver. Wait till due date. For normal onset of labour pains. Head may get engaged during labour also
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