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Question

I’m thinking about changing hospitals. The doctors act like they don’t give a damn I didn’t even know if I passed my glucose test they didn’t tell me my results or anything . I’m 32 weeks don’t even know how much my weighs I don’t know anything about him. Also every doctors appointment is packed barely have anywhere to sit also I spend about 5 hours at doctors appointments.

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5 hours?? Yikes! As for the glucose test, they will usually only call you if you failed. So that’s normal. The baby’s weight is also pretty normal at 32 weeks. They really can’t tell so it’s just a guess. And there’s really no need to start measuring that early. Most doctors will measure your fundal height at appointments and that’s kind of how they measure how your baby is growing. But they also don’t usually say anything about that either if everything is normal. 
The wait time though is out of control! I have another child at home and there’s no way that would work for me! It may be ok to change to another hospital if your OB has delivery rights at another. If you have to switch OBs, you usually have to have transfer of care paperwork done since you’re in the third trimester.

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It really is never too late to change providers if you are having a normal, low risk pregnancy. Just call around and speak to different OB offices in the area (highly recommend a midwife if you have one in your area)! I know from experience that if they don’t give you the time of day during your appointment, they won’t give you the time of day during your labor/delivery either.

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My doctor office never calls me luckily they do provide a portal app which can give me updates but those usually only include, ultrasound when I have had them, and urine test. I only know my weight cause I look at the scale, and the doctor never tells me about the measurements of my tummy or baby unless I've had an ultrasound. 
I ask questions if I want to know or am curious about anything and I reccomend that. They usually answer.
5 hours is a long time to wait and out of control. 
My advice if you're uncomfortable and not happy with your provider then I would switch; however a lot of them are like that minus the waiting time.

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Girl I would transfer! Just make sure that the new office will accept you this late in your pregnancy.

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