Will I be required to have another C-Section? Posted: 04-07-06 08:34am
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Question: I just gave birth to a boy by
cesarian on Jan 3, 2006 and i think im
pregnant again. I was told is most likely
for my doctor to repeat c- section to
prevent any tearing, is it true?
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Labor and Delivery Answer A652
Posted: 04-03-06 8:31am
Yes, that is true that another c-section
birth can prevent tearing, but not always.
It depends upon the reason you had a
c-section the first time. Why did you have
a caesarian section for your first child?
I HAD A TEAR IN THE MEMBRANE I WAS LEAKING
WATER WITH LITTLE BLOOD, I HAD
CONTRACTIONS AT THE TIME BUT I NEVER
DIALTED.
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Labor and Delivery Answer A948 Posted: 05-25-06 06:14am
Having one caesarian section doesn’t
necessairly mean that you will have a
second. The causes and conditions during
your first pregnancy (A TEAR IN THE
MEMBRANE, LEAKING WATER WITH A LITTLE
BLOOD, CONTRACTIONS BUT NO DILATION) may
not be present during a second delivery.
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