Pregnancy Forum - 10 Weeks Pregnant Prior C-section Question Please

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Q: 10 Weeks Pregnant Prior C-section Question Please

asked by: amanda2004 on July 15th, 2005

Experienced User

I'm about 10 weeks pregnant and have a 61/2 year old daughter I had her through c-section the doctor says I should have another c-section because my uterus can rupture but I want natural childbirth is this true for my daughter I dilated 10cm but I had temp diabetes I dont want another csection again. :(

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lil_blaze2004

replied on July 15th, 2005

Moderator

I know it's possible to have natural birth after c-sec but if your doc says your uterus could rupture I would listen to him/her. You could have a diff problem. I had a c-sec last month cause I dilated to 10 cm but his head was in the wrong direction and after 4 hours fully dilated they opted for an emerg c-sec!

nivek4

replied on July 15th, 2005

New User

Check out this site for more info on vbac. You don't have to have another csection.

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