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I m 2nd tym pregnant,My LMP was 10/12/2020...in earlier pregnancy I underwent C-section on 2 May 2020...as the duration between my both the pregnancies is short ...I have been told again to go for C-section on 31st of this month i.e Aug 2021...but I want to go for Vaginal birth after Cesarean...my last sonography shows good report..my scar thickness is 4 mm... plzzzz suggest me what should I do...
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Vbac to be done only in good tertiary care hospital Also you need to give them high risk consent before going for it
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Vbac can be taken in good centres and you should know the pros and cons.
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Reach Practo profile for further assistance.
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You can go for Vaginal delivery but C-section will be a better option.
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I would suggest LSCS rather than vaginal delivery
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Better to go for Cesarian
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