Is it possible for me to hold a vaginal birth after 2 c-sections?
I went into labor with my 1st baby and pushed since his heart rate fell. My second son had a hard time tolerating labor also. I really want to have a vaginal birth, as this may be my closing pregnancy. Can anyone suggest a good dr also. I live in west Los Angeles!
NO doctors will do a V-BAC after 2 c-setions. It's chancy for both you and your baby. It's hard to find a doctor who will do a vaginal delivery even after one c-section. Good luck near your upcoming arrival!
It depends on the length of time between your children. Less than one year between birth and conception eliminate you as a candidate for VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean). The only issues I see is that you not tolerating labor could be a recurring issue that could purely as well happen with this kid. I had a c section with my first child and plan to do VBAC but I have to have an Emergency C section with my son because he be not engaging because he was so large and that is to say likely to recur also. Best bet discuss this with your OBGYN and Good Luck!
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I am having my babe-in-arms in Jackson TN and both hospitals do VBAC and all the doctors that deliver at one of them does VBAC it isn't as uncommon as one might expect.
My mom had three c-sections and with her finishing baby she had a vaginal birth. It is possible to have a vaginal birth. It's death-defying to have many c-sections because of the tissue that is wore down. Good luck. [:
If you wanted to try I would suggest a nurse midwife. They are much more likely to give you a unsystematic over an OBGYN. I do not know however if even they would be willing to try after 2. But they would be your best bet.
Answers: Yes, you can, but it will be hard to find a doctor, or more plausible, a hospital that will "allow" it. Hospitals are big corporations that make money and they make nearly 4 times more for a c-section than a vaginal delivery.
Someone is going to post in the region of uterine rupture on here and after 12 years in a very busy OB unit, I've just encountered one and she was being induced near a very high amount of pitocin. So high contained by fact, the nurse taking care of her refused to increase the dose and the doctor have to come over and do it. She ended up with a 3 cm tear on her uterine incision and she and the little one went home 3 days after the c-section. Uterine rupture is very rare, even after 2 previous c-sections. The documented cases where on earth it has occured have involved the use of cytotec or a "Rambo-pit" usage of pitocin. Source(s): OB RN
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NO doctors will do a V-BAC after 2 c-setions. It's chancy for both you and your baby. It's hard to find a doctor who will do a vaginal delivery even after one c-section. Good luck near your upcoming arrival!
It depends on the length of time between your children. Less than one year between birth and conception eliminate you as a candidate for VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean). The only issues I see is that you not tolerating labor could be a recurring issue that could purely as well happen with this kid. I had a c section with my first child and plan to do VBAC but I have to have an Emergency C section with my son because he be not engaging because he was so large and that is to say likely to recur also. Best bet discuss this with your OBGYN and Good Luck!
ETA
I am having my babe-in-arms in Jackson TN and both hospitals do VBAC and all the doctors that deliver at one of them does VBAC it isn't as uncommon as one might expect.
My mom had three c-sections and with her finishing baby she had a vaginal birth. It is possible to have a vaginal birth. It's death-defying to have many c-sections because of the tissue that is wore down. Good luck. [:
If you wanted to try I would suggest a nurse midwife. They are much more likely to give you a unsystematic over an OBGYN. I do not know however if even they would be willing to try after 2. But they would be your best bet.
Answers: Yes, you can, but it will be hard to find a doctor, or more plausible, a hospital that will "allow" it. Hospitals are big corporations that make money and they make nearly 4 times more for a c-section than a vaginal delivery.
Someone is going to post in the region of uterine rupture on here and after 12 years in a very busy OB unit, I've just encountered one and she was being induced near a very high amount of pitocin. So high contained by fact, the nurse taking care of her refused to increase the dose and the doctor have to come over and do it. She ended up with a 3 cm tear on her uterine incision and she and the little one went home 3 days after the c-section. Uterine rupture is very rare, even after 2 previous c-sections. The documented cases where on earth it has occured have involved the use of cytotec or a "Rambo-pit" usage of pitocin. Source(s): OB RN
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