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I want to know after 2 csec is normal delivery possible I am currently 6 week pregnant my last baby was delivered 6 yr ago
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It depends on several factors whether you can try for vaginal delivery .Most importantly your previous obstetric history - the reason for c section ,complications during and post delivery ,birth weight of the babies .Present pregnancy factors also influence the decision like position of baby ,placenta position,your personal history ,your pelvic examination findings ,the hospital setting you are visiting( because you need an infrastructure which can manage all the complications).If you are planning for a permanent contraceptive measure like tubal ligation ,you can plan that along with this c section and no need to undergo another surgery for that
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Theoretically yes.
Practically NO.
Once I got a call from a Nursing home for a patient who had previous three Caesareans and got admitted to the Nursing home with labour pains as an emergency much before her due date. That day there was a terrible rush on the roads. Virtually all roads were jam packed.
It took me more than an hour to reach the Nursing home whereas I normally used to reach that place within 10 minutes. During that time the patient progressed well and she delivered.
But if I had reached the Nursing home in reasonable time I would have done a Caesarean .
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Yes theoretically.
Practically is more risky.
Ur clinical status, baby weight, integrity of scar(difficult to know by USG), Ur pelvimetry,
Ur clinician preference , Indication of Csec in previous pregnancy ( recurrent or non recurrent condition)
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It depends on the situation at the time of labour
But it's better not to try for normal labour after 2 C sections
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Hi after 2 c-sections, the chances of previous section scar rupture are high if you go for trial of normal delivery. Hence its best to go with C-section. Kindly connect online to discuss mother-child risks with 3rd c-section
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
not possible...already after 2 c section you are in risk
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Not possible
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Dr. T Meena
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes. It is possible but very high risk.
It depends upon various factors previous indications for caesarean section, operative tecnical method, any intraoperative complications, Your pelvis type and measurements, current baby postion, placental position, etc,.
It is better to have repeat cesarean delivery to avoid complications like scar rupture. But if you are consistent and want to have normal delivery discuss with your obstetrician and plan accordingly.
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If you want detailed explanation and chances for vaginal delivery, please consult.
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Dr. Sanhita Soubhari Sharma
Gynecologist
7 yrs exp
Mathura
Plz connect for detailed discussion
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes you can have,but it's very risky. If you are very keen you can request and undergo it with good supervision.
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes it's possible
But depends on scar thickness, baby's weight at the time of delivery
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