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Re: 2 C-sections and looming 3rd

From: Jane (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 14 May 2003 12:35:41 -0500 (CDT)


I'm surprised that they'll let you try a Vbac after two C's. I had one C-section, and my doctor told me I have a choice whether to try or not this time, but if I have the C-section, I won't be "allowed" to try for a Vbac next time. I've heard this is very common, no VBAC's after 2 C's because it increases the chances of uterine rupture by a fair amount. I was also told that inducing increases the risks a fair amount, but perhaps he meant inducing with pitocin. Is the attempt at VBAC your choice, or is it their standard procedure? Did they tell you about the increased risks of rupture after two C sections, and the possible complications if you have uterine rupture? If I were you, I'd do some research on that and present it to them if they aren't willing to schedule you for a VBAC before you go into labor. I don't mean to scare you, just trying to share the info I've learned from researching it myself.

At Wed, 14 May 2003, Nikki wrote: >
>I am 38 weeks and on my 3rd pregnancy. With the other 2 I went overdue,
>had inductions with 5 gels on the first and 3 gels on the second, both
>ending in a c-section due to a failure to get me into established
>labour. I now have 2-3 weeks before they book me in for a c-section
>again. They have refused to induce this time round due to my past
>history.
>My questions are - a) is there anything I could do to try to induce
>labour naturally or get my cervix&uterus geared up for labour
>and b) what are the chances of my scar line not holding up if I did go
>into labour (a possibility that is beginning to worry me).




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