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Scar thickness test
Hello i'm 27 yrs old i have a baby boy from cesarean his age is 27 months, its my 9th month of pregnancy, i had my scar test by suggestion of Dr over here, it's 2.8mm. I know whether i'm able for normal delivery this time, because mostly Dr scare me of rupturing the uterus and all, it's risky to have normal delivery after a c-section,because i don't think it's almost truth my 2 relatives done normal delivery after their 1st c-section, plz tell me is this thickness correct for me to have a normal delivery this month?? Plz don't scare, i'll try my best, my baby weight is 3200gm in ultrasound.
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To have a normal delivery after c section, it not only depends upon scar thickness but other factors .also you should be aware of the risk of scar rupture.It is ideal to discuss with your obstetrician the risks and and complications and then decide ..
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Dr. Bhumika Kalathiya
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Surat
Baby weight is good and scar thickness is less so chances of normal Delivery is less. Also depends on your pelvis. Connect online for detailed discussion
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Connect with me for online consultation for details BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai
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