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From the beginning of their pregnancy, future mothers must register in a maternity ward. How to choose? What are the differences between the public and the private? Here are some answers.
Before choosing her motherhood, the mother-to-be must take into account several key elements, whether for childbirth in the public or in the private sector. What is the ranking level of maternity? Is an anesthesiologist and a doctor present 24 hours a day? What is the proportion of deliveries triggered? Caesareans?
The + of public maternities
- The fees are totally supported by Social Security.
- The future mother can be followed on the spot throughout her pregnancy.
- Public maternities are classified in three categories 1, 2 and 3. The former support normal pregnancies; the second offer a neonatology service for newborns over 32 weeks old. The third concerns at-risk pregnancies and has a resuscitation service for babies born less than 32 weeks old.
- Since birth, the infant is cared for first aid by a pediatrician and a pediatric nurse.
- The midwife has a central role.
The - public maternities
- he is not always possible to obtain a single room.
- It is rarely the gynecologist, or the midwife, who accompanied you for 9 months that you will find the D-day.
- Care is less personalized only in the clinic.
- Count three days for a normal delivery.
- The visiting hours are strict! But more and more hospitals are accepting the father's presence for most of the day.
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