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Spinoff to my VBAC post - how does it "work"?
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smdl
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Spinoff to my VBAC post - how does it "work"?
My understanding is that they don't let you go to term.
Are you induced with a VBAC?
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Posted 8/7/08 6:53 AM  |
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MrsBlueSash
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Re: Spinoff to my VBAC post - how does it "work"?
I'm having a VBAC if possible. You wait it out just like the first pregnancy. Being induced actually increases your chances of having a c-section.
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| Posted 8/7/08 7:53 AM |
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smdl
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Re: Spinoff to my VBAC post - how does it "work"?
Posted by MrsBlueSash
I'm having a VBAC if possible. You wait it out just like the first pregnancy. Being induced actually increases your chances of having a c-section.
I had a scheduled c-section in my 1st pregnancy. I never went into labor.
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| Posted 8/7/08 7:59 AM |
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Disneygirl
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Re: Spinoff to my VBAC post - how does it "work"?
Inducing is a big no-no for VBAC's. It increases your chance of uterine rupture. You just have to sit back and let nature take it's course. Many VBAC's I've seen have gone past their due dates.
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| Posted 8/7/08 8:35 AM |
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