VBAC
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VBAC After 2 C-sections
Asked by B.B. from Raleigh
on December 5, 2009
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I had 2 previous c-sections with both my daughters which I felt forced into having. Does anyone know if there is a doctor office around the raleigh area who will see m...
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- Hello B., I had a VBAC after 1 c-section. My doctors were supportive, but monitored me more ... a lot more ultrasounds. They are called Centre OB &Gyn. However, if ...
- Check with UNC Family Practice and Triangle OB. Good luck! It is unfortunate that so many practices make women feel like VBACs are unsafe. I hope you are able to ha...
- First of all I am sorry you feel that you were forced into a C-section. Doctors do often reccommend them more for convenience than medical neccessity. You should watc...
VBAC After Tradional C-section.
Asked by K.A. from Dallas
on October 9, 2008
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Has anyone had a VBAC after a traditional c-section. Everything I read says that b/c the recommendation of the Gyno/Ob board is to have a repeat section you don't rea...
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- I would verify if you actually have a vertical uterine incision... Alot of women have vertical skin incisions but have a horizontal uterine incision. If you find that...
- My second son was born by VBAC last year and it was by far the most wonderful, and empowering experience of my life. I started my pregnancy with an OB who said that he...
- K., I just had a VBAC last week and it was great. The risks are actually more like 1% about equal to the risks associated with a repeat c-section (and surgery in gen...
Vbac Vs. C-section
Asked by V.W. from Phoenix
on March 17, 2009
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Heya Mommas-
I am faced with a dilemma. My first baby was delivered via c-section after dilating to 4cm. She was trying to come out hand first and despite the docto...
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- V., I had my daughter via c-section - my doctor induced my at 41 weeks. I was fully dialated and 100% efaced, but she was stuck and no amount of manipulating was ...
- Hi V., Just as an FYI, inductions are not recommended for a VBAC due to increased risk of uterine rupture. So, when attempting a VBAC, you will have to go into lab...
- Hello V.. I had the same concerns you did. I wanted more than 2 kids and I did not like the idea of having multiple cesareans. I had an emergency cesarean (at age 33...
VBAC Vs. Repeat C-section
Asked by K.D. from Dallas
on September 14, 2008
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I am currently pregnant (second pregnancy, 3rd child) and due in October. I am struggling over whether to try a VBAC or just go with a c-section. I have read and hea...
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- I know from the research I read it stated that it is best if the deliveries are at least 2 years apart. From all that I read, this was the deciding factor for me (mine...
- I know everyone is gonna have some hot opinions on this one. I too am pregnant with my 2nd...they will be 18 mo. apart, had a c-section 1st one...doc recommended c-se...
- I've had 2 c-sections 15months apart and didn't have any problems...it was actually much smoother and the recovery time was so much quicker for me the 2nd time around....
V-bac Using Hypnobirthing
Asked by J.P. from Eugene
on October 4, 2008
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Hello everyone,
I am pregnant with my second child and facing a dilemma. My first child was born via C-section due to her being in the breech position. I have bee...
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- HI J. - I used Hypnobirthing with the labor and delivery of my daughter. I have never had a c-section and cannot help you there but can tell you about my experien...
- HI J., I too had a c-section with my first birth. It was the exact opposite of everything I wanted. I am hoping, when pregnant again, to deliver via VBAC. I looked in...
- I don't know anything about hypnobirthing, but I attempted a v-bac with my second son. I would say to remember the most important part about birth is a healthy mom an...
Looking for at Homebirth Midwife Who Can Do VBAC
Asked by N.H. from Salt Lake City
on March 24, 2008
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HI, I am looking for a home birth midwife who does water-birth and delivers VBAC clients. I live in SLC and would love to have a water-birth. We are currently trying f...
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- I'm not aware of any home birth midwives who don't accept VBAC women at all, but Utah's licensed midwives do have some restrictions as to their care (they can't take w...
- Congratulations on planning a homebirth! You will absolutely love it as long as you plan to have lots of friendly support AFTER your baby is born, while you're recove...
- Good for you for wanting a home birth- I am due anyday(she's now late... ERRR!!!) with our second and am hoping for a VBAC- only its regrettfully at the hospital... I ...
Looking for Female VBAC OB/GYN in or near Fort Worth
Asked by A.P. from Dallas
on April 17, 2010
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I am trying to prepare for baby #2 & am looking for a female OB/GYN who will do a VBAC. I live out in Weatherford (25 miles West of Fort Worth) & am looking for a doc...
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- Are you firm on a female doctor? If not, message me and I can give you the name of my doctor. It was my decission on whether or not I wanted another c-section (preg...
- Dr. McAlpine at Baylor sw in Ft. Worth did my VBAC. He isn't the best listener, but he helped me get prego after fertility issues, and was all for the vbac. It went so...
- If it is a possibility in your region you will increase your chances for a VBAC manyfold by choosing a midwife as your care provider for your pregnancy and birth. You ...
Anyone Have a VBAC After 2 C-secs??
Asked by J.B. from Atlanta
on July 26, 2007
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Trying to research this as I've had 2 c-secs. Erin was 9.3 lbs and I was a failure to progress after 25 hrs, then Xan was born sched. c-sec 19 mos. later. He was 8.12...
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- Good luck finding anyone who will allow you to v-bac after 2 prior c/sections. The risk is higher for a uterine rupture, due to the two incisions. You mentioned you wa...
- J., I'm not a health care provider, but I can tell you what I was told. If the first incision made on your uterus was vertical most Drs will not perform ...
- You may also want to look at the hospitals that you would be going to. I read up on C-sections during my pregnancy (I have only had one) but came across info that some...
VBAC Experiences with Olga Cortez, OB in Denton?
Asked by S.B. from Dallas
on July 29, 2008
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I had a cesarean in December '07 and am pregnant and due in March '09. I had Dr. Cortez for my cesarean (it wasn't planned - I was at a birthing center and transportd ...
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- Dr. Lori Gore-Green. She's awesome!
- I've heard good things about Cummings too. I use Indranni Redding at Denton Regional. She is absolutely the best doctor I've ever had. I had a preference for a woma...
- i wouldn't choose a dr based on whether or not they'll agree to a vbac. i think you need to go in with an open mind and listen to what the dr has to say, she is going...
Might Be in the Market for a New OBGYN for a VBAC Birth
Asked by N.M. from San Antonio
on August 24, 2007
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I am pregnant now, about 5-7 weeks I am going for my proof of pregnancy later today... I love my OBGYN but he is part of Institute For Women's Health and I am nervous,...
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- Hi Nicole. I second what Julie said. I just used the midwives at Lone Star and they are amazing. I would recommend them to anyone. If you have any questions about ...
- Have you considered a delivery at University Hospital? A couple of faculty members that practice out of UHS will allow for an attempt at vbac, their office is located...
- Nicole, Call and make an appointment with the Certified Midwives at Lone Star OB/GYN. You have the best chance of having a successful VBAC with them. You can find o...
