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Q: going natural after c-section ?

asked by: ashley2020 on August 13th, 2009

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hi im 37 weeks i am wounding if i should have droped by know the doctour tould me the babys head is down . and also i have had a s-ceassion about 4 years ago know because he was breach so know i am trying to go natural with this birth is it best i go natural or have a nother c-seacion because i have no clue

thanks for ur time

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ferrarigal

replied on September 28th, 2009

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That is entirely your decision, the stats show you have a 70% chance of having a VBAC ( Vaginal birth after caesarean) I would recomend avoiding the epidural so you can listen to your body and any signs the scar may rupture, and avoid oxytocin so as to avoid the stress this can put the uterus under. Good luck

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