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HOW TO choose a good gynaecologist

As a parent, you keep making crucial decisions regarding what you think will be the best for your child. Among the first of these decisions is an especially important one – which gynaecologist to entrust the birth of your baby with. After all, you need to be in safe hands as far as the delivery of your baby is concerned. Even if you’re still trying to conceive and considering fertility treatment, you need to go to a doctor who truly knows his job.

What are the parameters on which you find the right doctor? Most people generally make this choice based on word-of-mouth reference. This may be both a good or bad idea; it all depends on how you go about with it.

VERBAL RECOMMENDATION

First and foremost, whose recommendation should you depend on? Your friend may just be recommending his aunt just because she is a blood relation. In reality, she may be an incompetent doctor. There may also be a possibility that someone is recommending the doctor who offers her a fee for recommending him. Maybe you have seen him being quoted repeatedly in newspapers and other

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