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The C-section, also known as cesarean delivery, is one of the most important developments in obstetric care. It has allowed many women to safely give birth and avoid health risks. Many women who have received a C-section, however, may still wish to give birth vaginally.
In the past, this was thought to be impossible. But due to recent advancements, vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) is now possible for many women. Request more information about VBAC today: call (408) 946-9453 or contact us online.
Vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) refers to the process of a woman giving birth vaginally after having delivered a previous child via a C-section. This was not always possible; the phrase “once a cesarean, always a cesarean” was often used to describe the situation that C-section mothers were in.
Now, VBAC provides those mothers with the chance to experience vaginal birth, even if a C-section was previously used. There are many reasons why a woman may want to attempt a vaginal birth after cesarean, including:
It's important to understand that not every woman is right for the vaginal birth after cesarean procedure. If the issue that necessitated the original C-section is still present, then a vaginal birth will not be recommended.
Other factors that negatively affect VBAC success rates include:
If vaginal birth after cesarean is recommended, the procedure itself is very similar to traditional vaginal birth. More intense monitoring is required to ensure that labor and birth is progressing normally. Around 25% of VBAC attempts end in a C-section, so it is important to temper expectations.
Vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) provides many women with the chance to experience vaginal delivery, even if a C-section has been performed. Request more information about VBAC today: call (408) 946-9453 or contact us online.
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