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From InterNations: "It is important to note that ob/gyn care in Germany distinguishes clearly between gynecologists and obstetricians (Geburtshelfer). In case you are going to have a baby, you will have your pre-natal checkups at your usual gynecologist in Germany; but they will only be present during the birth if they happen to work as an obstetrician at your hospital of choice as well" (Source: [https://www.internations.org/germany-expats/guide/15986-health-insurance/women-s-health-in-germany-16004 Women's Health in Germany, Internations]). | From InterNations: "It is important to note that ob/gyn care in Germany distinguishes clearly between gynecologists and obstetricians (Geburtshelfer). In case you are going to have a baby, you will have your pre-natal checkups at your usual gynecologist in Germany; but they will only be present during the birth if they happen to work as an obstetrician at your hospital of choice as well" (Source: [https://www.internations.org/germany-expats/guide/15986-health-insurance/women-s-health-in-germany-16004 Women's Health in Germany, Internations]). | ||