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Can i going to next cesar

2016-12-17 14:23:04
I have two Child. both was Born by cesarean. second child date Of birth on 31-01-2015.now my LMP is 28-10-2016. today I test My pregnancy then become +be. Now I want keep Pregnant. U advise Me.
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Yes,you can continue pregnancy with regular antenatal checkups.

Answered2016-12-18 09:32:49

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Hello, You can go ahead with pregnancy but make sure that you go for regular antenatal checkups and maintain regular follow ups with your doctor to have a healthy baby and pregnancy. Wish you luck.

Answered2016-12-19 13:18:46

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You can continue pregnancy. Go for regular check ups. Since you have undergone 2 C sections, yours is a high risk pregnancy needing close monitoring

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