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Planned C-section delivery
Hi doctor , this is my 3rd pregnancy now am 33 week , my first labour was Normal delivery with cervical tear 3rd degree,, and my doctor suggested 2nd was planned C-section 10 days before due date , 2.4 years before. Now my due date 30th December she is suggesting for 15 days before we have to plan for c section. I didn't ask the reason it is good at 38 week of pregnancy, or there any other reasons pls suggest me doctor's.
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yes u can go ahead
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Yes. After 37 weeks. Baby is a term baby. If the fetal weight is good. Then u can do the delivery
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
38weeks in a previous cesarean is ideal to deliver .
As baby is mature , n later than that u myt gonin labour then it becomes an emergency
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes u shud go fr an elective cesarean after 37 weeks
The reason is previous cesarean n the chances r in normal delivery the previous scar may give way
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