Answered by lyssa7872 - Apr. 14, 2014 9:44pm
Yep, just talk to your doc. I had a c section with my son, and now 12 months later I'll be going in for my second child's birth. My ob told me if I was going to have 4 kids, I should just do the c sections, not risk tearing my uterus and whatnot trying for a v bac, when I was going to do this numerous more times, but if I was only going to have these 2 I could try for a vbac. Hopefully you have an understanding OB near you who can help you with your birthing goals :)
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Answered by Wenzah - Apr. 14, 2014 2:30pm
thank you so much eag923 and ashbee, i will definitely ask my OB for advise because the clock is ticking
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Answered by eag923 - Apr. 14, 2014 2:24pm
You generally have to find a Dr that will be willing to do a vbac. Most will not bc, unlike regular vaginal deliveries, the Dr had to stay with you the entire time you labor. In the area that I live in, there's one Dr that is willing to do a vbac. If your Dr is able & willing, and thinks you're a candidate, I say go for it! Gl!
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Answered by ashbee - Apr. 14, 2014 2:02pm
I think that decision is generally left up to your OB. I had both of my children C Section, and my OB advised me that another C Section would be the best option for this pregnancy.
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