Vertical Incision, Anyone?

Re: Vertical Incision, Anyone?

• LolaX2 member

  November 2013

  I believe there is a higher risk of a uterine rupture if you go into labor. 

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• hugmonkey member

  November 2013

  I had a vertical incision with a horizontal on the outside.  The biggest thing I've been told is just that a vbac is not possible, and I'll have to have a scheduled c-section with any future pregnancies.  From what I've read, you can't have a vbac because the scar is much weaker and can rupture.
  

  
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• morgandegan member

  November 2013

  Thank you both, much appreciated!
  

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• jessicastanley member

  December 2013

  Hi ladies. No personal experience here but my SIL had two c-sections, one a vertical and the second a t incision. She just had a successful VBAC with her third baby. If it's something you're interested in, don't be afraid to research and get some support. Good luck!!!

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• bingbongsmama member

  December 2013

  Yikes, I have no idea. Having a RCS so it probably doesn't matter I guess

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