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SandL
LIF Adolescent
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Vbac
Has anyone ever attempted a VBAC with a single suture closing from c section?
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Posted 8/8/14 7:53 AM  |
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TheDivineMrsM
2 girls 4 me!
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Vbac
I did. DD2 was born via successful vbac exactly 2 years after my section. My group's main concern was that I had a horizontal incision; the kind of suturing technique didn't seem to matter.
Good luck!!
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| Posted 8/8/14 8:17 AM |
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Bearcat
Love my little girls!!! <3
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Re: Vbac
Posted by TheDivineMrsM
I did. DD2 was born via successful vbac exactly 2 years after my section. My group's main concern was that I had a horizontal incision; the kind of suturing technique didn't seem to matter.
Good luck!!
Sorry I can't answer OP's question but question for you - what's the issue with a horizontal incision?
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| Posted 8/8/14 9:24 AM |
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TheDivineMrsM
2 girls 4 me!
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Re: Vbac
Posted by Bearcat
Posted by TheDivineMrsM
I did. DD2 was born via successful vbac exactly 2 years after my section. My group's main concern was that I had a horizontal incision; the kind of suturing technique didn't seem to matter.
Good luck!!
Sorry I can't answer OP's question but question for you - what's the issue with a horizontal incision?
Generally, c-section moms with t-shaped or vertical incisions will have a hard time finding someone to support them if they want to VBAC. Horizontal incisions are less likely to rupture. That's what I have, so I was good to go.
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| Posted 8/8/14 11:34 AM |
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mami
LIF Infant
Member since 6/13 226 total posts
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shey
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Vbac
Try vbac support group in facebook. I had a successful vbac 7 months ago. Good luck
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| Posted 8/8/14 11:39 AM |
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Bearcat
Love my little girls!!! <3
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Re: Vbac
Posted by TheDivineMrsM
Posted by Bearcat
Posted by TheDivineMrsM
I did. DD2 was born via successful vbac exactly 2 years after my section. My group's main concern was that I had a horizontal incision; the kind of suturing technique didn't seem to matter.
Good luck!!
Sorry I can't answer OP's question but question for you - what's the issue with a horizontal incision?
Generally, c-section moms with t-shaped or vertical incisions will have a hard time finding someone to support them if they want to VBAC. Horizontal incisions are less likely to rupture. That's what I have, so I was good to go.
Ohhhhhh okay I read your post wrong - i thought you were saying they were concerned that you HAD horizontal incision. Thanks for clarifying. I am considering this option and while I still have a bit to decide, I'd rather not wait until the last minute!
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| Posted 8/8/14 11:53 AM |
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TyReseGreen
Lil Prince is here
Member since 8/11 6338 total posts
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Theresa
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Vbac
I had a csection in August 2013 and had a fetal demise this summer which I had to deliver vaginally. I asked my OB if I would be able to have a VBAC in the future and she said she doesn't see why not.
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