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We want vbac
We have lost our first male baby after cesarean and next time we want to go for vbac. All the report during pregnancy was normal but during delivery, normal delivery was not happened we don't why? But according to doctor during labour pain heart beat of baby was getting slow due to that they had to do cesarean delivery but after delivery baby was not responding and we lost him.
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If u lost ur first baby than I think u should not going to take risk in 2nd baby.
Because VBAC have its advantages and disadvantages. That u have to discuss with ur consult Gynecologist and than do final decision.
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Ok. V bac is possible if its due to fetal distress. There r certain things to see as thickness of uterine lower segment. Wt of the baby. Engagement of baby etc. During labor your dr will tell you. If you dont want to take any risk for mother and baby go for elective cesarean.
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