Difference between obgyn and midwife?

Question

I’m looking to switch doctors because my doctor is just not the right match for me and I feel like my needs and wants are going completely unmet. 
I need someone one who I can more personally connect with that will support my babies health and be conscious of my
Mental health after going through a loss. Not flat up turn down all my requests and then preach her beliefs to me in the same breathe.
The communication with my doctor has been very poor, and that is something I can not deal with.

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From my own personal experience, I’m going to a midwife, not bad mouthing my OB, but midwifes seem to care more about your well being rather than just the medical point of view! Not to mention, a midwife runs what they’re going to do and everything by the ob to see if they agree with what they’re suggesting!

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The difference is that one is a doctor and one is not.

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Basically a midwife aims to be more like a knowledgeable friend, to help guide you through every part of pregnancy and the first while after baby is born. They're there for you as an emotional support as well. 
An OB is only the medical side of things. 
I prefer an OB because i don't talk much and i prefer to research things than to ask. But many people prefer the more personal care that a midwife gives 😊

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I LOVE my midwife.
The gynecologist I used to go to was also an OB but I knew I didn’t want to use her when I got pregnant... she’s impossible to get a hold of and to get an appointment with, she rushes in and out of appointments, she doesn’t call back, etc. Of course, not EVERY OB is like this, and I am SURE there are many good ones... but in my experience with doctors in general, more often than not they can be inattentive and also a bit know-it-all-y, so I figured I’d try something totally different with a midwife. 
We had a preconception consultation with my midwife, and it was just amazing. We really felt like she was talking TO us rather than AT us (which, with most doctors I’ve been to, I always feel like they’re just talking AT me) and my absolute favorite thing was that she was quick to admit when she didn’t know something. I had a couple questions about my hormone levels and about the safety of some of the supplements I’m on, and she did not hesitate to say “I’m not certain, but let me check with the other midwives.” She then ran it by the other midwives at the office and came back with an informed answer. No one can know EVERYTHING, but I feel like oftentimes doctors will act like they do. I really prefer to see someone who talks to me like an equal and is open to a conversation and open to learning more rather than being certain they know everything. 
This is NOT to badmouth doctors or OBs at all because like I said, I’m sure there are many good ones. But I do really prefer the mentality of a midwife... I also feel like the mindset at a midwifery is very different... in my experience I feel they are much more relaxed and much more open to your wants and needs, rather than just telling you what to do. 
Just my opinion!!

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Id look for another Obgyn or voice that you are unhappy with her. A midwife is very different from an Obgyn however they are just as experienced and knowledgeable!

Difference between obgyn and midwife?

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