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Natural birth with a scheduled C/S

mamak85mamak85
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Thought I would ask here instead of the Vbac / C/S  board. My question is has anyone had a scheduled C/S but ended up have a natural birth because you where so far progressed in labor ???? I am having my RCS on Aug 7th but my doctor said if I come in and I'm so far progressed she will let me go natural .... Just wondering how far I would have to be progressed for them to decide to just let it happen??? TIA
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  • sschwegesschwege member

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

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  • Tash13Tash13 member
    If there's no medical danger in you giving birth vaginally, I'd look for a provider who is more supportive of a planned VBAC.  
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  • mamak85mamak85
    imagesschwege:

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

     She's not against VBAC. What happened was with DS1 my old OB was not very detailed in my OP report.. At first it was a go for a VBAC but the more she tried figuring out what my old OB meant she said she would feel it would be safer to just do a RCS.... I had the low transverse cut but my old OB had to make an extension cut along side my uterus she didn't say how long it went... So for that reason my new OB feels it would be safer to go with the RCS....   

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  • mystranamystrana member
    imagemamak85:
    imagesschwege:

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

     She's not against VBAC. What happened was with DS1 my old OB was not very detailed in my OP report.. At first it was a go for a VBAC but the more she tried figuring out what my old OB meant she said she would feel it would be safer to just do a RCS.... I had the low transverse cut but my old OB had to make an extension cut along side my uterus she didn't say how long it went... So for that reason my new OB feels it would be safer to go with the RCS....   

    Oh that's tricky if your old OB didn't keep good records. I can understand your OB's reluctance a bit better. 

    Still, I have heard of women going into labor before a RCS and being allowed a trial of labor instead of going straight to RCS. It all depends on a lot of factors.

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  • pixieprincsspixieprincss member
    imagemamak85:
    imagesschwege:

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

     She's not against VBAC. What happened was with DS1 my old OB was not very detailed in my OP report.. At first it was a go for a VBAC but the more she tried figuring out what my old OB meant she said she would feel it would be safer to just do a RCS.... I had the low transverse cut but my old OB had to make an extension cut along side my uterus she didn't say how long it went... So for that reason my new OB feels it would be safer to go with the RCS....   

    Not what you are asking, but have you obtained your hospital records in addition to the OB's records? Nurses keep their own records and sometimes they contain addition information. So many questions about my birth were answered (and others were raised) when I got the hospital records.

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  • mamak85mamak85
    imagepixieprincss:
    imagemamak85:
    imagesschwege:

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

     She's not against VBAC. What happened was with DS1 my old OB was not very detailed in my OP report.. At first it was a go for a VBAC but the more she tried figuring out what my old OB meant she said she would feel it would be safer to just do a RCS.... I had the low transverse cut but my old OB had to make an extension cut along side my uterus she didn't say how long it went... So for that reason my new OB feels it would be safer to go with the RCS....   

    Not what you are asking, but have you obtained your hospital records in addition to the OB's records? Nurses keep their own records and sometimes they contain addition information. So many questions about my birth were answered (and others were raised) when I got the hospital records.

    I did get my OP report and it's the same as what my new OB has. As far as nurse report goes. My old OB's office said they don't have nurse reports.... So IDK.... 
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  • Tash13Tash13 member
    imagemamak85:
    imagepixieprincss:
    imagemamak85:
    imagesschwege:

    I don't have an answer, though I've read of women laboring in hospital parking lots until it's time to push giving the hospital no choice but to deliver vaginally.

    Why is your doctor so against a VBAC? 

     She's not against VBAC. What happened was with DS1 my old OB was not very detailed in my OP report.. At first it was a go for a VBAC but the more she tried figuring out what my old OB meant she said she would feel it would be safer to just do a RCS.... I had the low transverse cut but my old OB had to make an extension cut along side my uterus she didn't say how long it went... So for that reason my new OB feels it would be safer to go with the RCS....   

    Not what you are asking, but have you obtained your hospital records in addition to the OB's records? Nurses keep their own records and sometimes they contain addition information. So many questions about my birth were answered (and others were raised) when I got the hospital records.

    I did get my OP report and it's the same as what my new OB has. As far as nurse report goes. My old OB's office said they don't have nurse reports.... So IDK.... 

    You may have to ask the actual hospital since the nurse doesn't work for the OB's office. 

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