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Obstetrical or gynecological path: which one to choose and why

Two different paths for different needs: how to understand the right one.
Health area
Pregnancy
Trimester 1
Weeks
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The obstetric path is dedicated to physiological pregnancies, that is, free of complications. In this context, the midwife (both private and in consultancies) follows the expectant mother with regular visits, practical advice on well-being, nutrition, breastfeeding and preparation for childbirth. It is a personalized and continuous support, with the involvement of the gynecologist if it is needed. The gynecological path is activated when the pregnancy has risk factors or complications. It can be followed both in public facilities (hospitals, consultancies) and in the private environment. gynecologist performs more in-depth checks, targeted exams and ultrasound to protect the health of mother and child. In these cases he works in close collaboration with midwives and other specialists to offer multidisciplinary and complete assistance.

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