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What Are The Chances Of Having Normal Delivery After Previous History Of C-section Delivery?

hi i am 5 week pregnant, my first 2 children are delivered through c-section, do i have a chance of getting my 3rd child through vaginal ? please suggest what can i do to get so? please help i am very much tensed and don t want an another scar on my body.
Mon, 30 Nov 2015
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern, but, given the history of previous two cesarean sections, the chances of trying for a vaginal birth in this pregnancy seem to be very remote. The previous indications for the abdominal deliveries must be non-recurrent ones, the post-operative and intra-operative period must have been uneventful, there must be sufficient gap in between pregnancies, there should be no contraindication in this pregnancy and the delivery must be planned in a highly equipped hospital and conducted by an experienced surgeon if vaginal birth is wished by you in this pregnancy. Hope this helps.
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What Are The Chances Of Having Normal Delivery After Previous History Of C-section Delivery?

Hello, I have gone through your query and can understand your concern, but, given the history of previous two cesarean sections, the chances of trying for a vaginal birth in this pregnancy seem to be very remote. The previous indications for the abdominal deliveries must be non-recurrent ones, the post-operative and intra-operative period must have been uneventful, there must be sufficient gap in between pregnancies, there should be no contraindication in this pregnancy and the delivery must be planned in a highly equipped hospital and conducted by an experienced surgeon if vaginal birth is wished by you in this pregnancy. Hope this helps.