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Has anyone changed OBGYN at 25weeks?
I am currently 23weeks and 4days but I am really considering changing obgyn. The practice I am at is too big. They rush in and rush out never answer my questions and I am classified as high risk. I always leave my appointment s stressed out.
I just changed mine and I am 28 weeks. I had to because I went to high risk for my doctor to handle. Its not so bad.
I'm still waiting to hear back saying it's been processed.
I changed mine and I'm so glad I did!! Do it! :)
I submitted the paperwork to change now I am waiting for the transfer of my records.
Definitely change then it's never too late I wish I would have switched my first ob he was horrible and never gave me aby advice!
My OB resigned from the office when I was 33 weeks. She started her own practice in a different part of the state. I was really anxious about beginning with a new OB that late in pregnancy, but I really like my new OB too. So please know it's not too late for you to switch...you know what is best for you and baby. Good luck, momma!
Thanks ladies I'm going to change tomorrow.
Definitely not too late to change! I would change ASAP if I were you, that way you can get the care you need. Don't forget to ask for you medical records before leaving
No it's not to late to change. Just do it now especially if you are high risk and don't feel you are getting the attention you need.
I would do it now. I am 38 weeks this week and hate my doctor. I wish I wouldve changed but I just kept telling myself after this I will never have to see her again and just hoping that she isnt the doctor on call when I am in labor.
I changed at 20 weeks and it was the best thing I ever did! If you are not happy change. I kept telling myself that she had a bad day or whatever other excuse I could think of and it never got better. I love the doc I am at now! Good luck!
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