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VBAC possible?
Hi, I'm currently 25 th week pregnancy.its my second pregnancy.my first pregnancy happened 3 yrs ago.its not like emergency c section..we admitted due to water level low and tried of normal but insertion of tube.but due to pain i went for c-section..but in my discharge summary mentioned as lscs with under SA (primi with cpd ii with mobile head oligohydramnios) . attached too.pls let me know is vbac possible this time
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VBAC is possible with one previous C-section, but your reason — CPD (cephalopelvic disproportion) — means the pelvis may not be wide enough for a vaginal birth, which makes VBAC less likely to succeed. It's too early to decide at 25 weeks. As you get closer to term, your OB/GYN will assess your pelvis, baby's size, and position to give you a proper answer.
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Consult me on Practo or discuss this in detail with your OB/GYN around 36 weeks.
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It depends..kindly connect
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It's too early to decide If baby's growth and doppler is normal till term and pelvis is adequate then it can be tried with risks
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Consult please.
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