So I have had 3 c/s's and recently started missing the fact that I never had a vag birth. Do you think it would even be possible after 3 previous C/S's?
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It's definitely possible. Check out this study from last year finding that women who had a VBAC after 3+ cesareans had "similar rates of success and risk for maternal morbidity as those with one prior caesarean, and as those delivered by elective repeat caesarean."
However, you may run into a lot of difficulty finding a doctor/midwife or hospital that will do VBA3C. There are women who have them so it's not impossible to find someone, but you might have to look a long time and it might depend a lot on where you live. GL.
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it's definitely possible, but you're going to need to get a lot of information on how your previous cs went.
as pp's said, it might be very hard to find a doctor/hospital that will allow you to have a vbac after that many cs. many of the doctors insurers will not provide malpractice coverage for it.
i had read a story previously about a woman who had a successful vbac after 5 cs... no reason not to give it a shot!
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Re: VBAC after mulitple C/S's
It's definitely possible. Check out this study from last year finding that women who had a VBAC after 3+ cesareans had "similar rates of success and risk for maternal morbidity as those with one prior caesarean, and as those delivered by elective repeat caesarean."
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1471-0528.2010.02498.x/abstract
However, you may run into a lot of difficulty finding a doctor/midwife or hospital that will do VBA3C. There are women who have them so it's not impossible to find someone, but you might have to look a long time and it might depend a lot on where you live. GL.
it's definitely possible, but you're going to need to get a lot of information on how your previous cs went.
as pp's said, it might be very hard to find a doctor/hospital that will allow you to have a vbac after that many cs. many of the doctors insurers will not provide malpractice coverage for it.
i had read a story previously about a woman who had a successful vbac after 5 cs... no reason not to give it a shot!