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In Vladimir, pregnant women will also avoid cesarean section for medical reasons. Doctors intend to convince women to give birth on their own, including during pregnancy with twins, a breech baby and the presence of a uterine scar. The media writes about it. The official goal of such recommendations is to raise the birth rate. But there is also a financial side: after a caesarean section, women stay longer in the hospital, so their treatment costs more in the budget. At the same time, in the Vladimir region there is a shortage of more than half of obstetricians and gynecologists, maternity hospitals in small towns are closing, and about a thousand women go to Moscow every year to give birth.

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In Vladimir, pregnant women will also avoid cesarean section for medical reasons. Doctors intend to convince women to give birth on their own, including during pregnancy with twins, a breech baby and the presence of a uterine scar. The media writes about it. The official goal of such recommendations is to raise the birth rate. But there is also a financial side: after a caesarean section, women stay longer in the hospital, so their treatment costs more in the budget. At the same time, in the Vladimir region there is a shortage of more than half of obstetricians and gynecologists, maternity hospitals in small towns are closing, and about a thousand women go to Moscow every year to give birth.

In Vladimir, pregnant women will also avoid cesarean section for medical reasons. Doctors intend to convince women to give birth on their own, including during pregnancy with twins, a breech baby and the presence of a uterine scar. The media writes about it. The official goal of such recommendations is to raise the birth rate. But there is also a financial side: after a caesarean section, women stay longer in the hospital, so their treatment costs more in the budget. At the same time, in the Vladimir region there is a shortage of more than half of obstetricians and gynecologists, maternity hospitals in small towns are closing, and about a thousand women go to Moscow every year to give birth.

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