About labor & c-section

[Briannaa16]

i had a c-section before & i got pregnant when ma daughter was ten months & by the time i have my second babe she gone bee 18 months & of course i gotta have another but me & ma dr didnt diccuss it yet doe but i do have to have another but my ? Is what if i go into labor & dilate a couple cm before ma c-section appt would i have a natural labor or still have to go threw with the c-section ?

[Briannaa16]

thanks

[Mom_pt2]

My daughter turns two in sep. I got pregnant  again sometime in sep of 2011. So exactly two years. My daughter will be 2 yrs and 10 months when my son is born. Ask your dr if you can, not all drs do the vbac (vaginal birth after ceserian.) I asked different drs early in pregnancy if they did vbac, also not all hospitals allow vbac's. So you have to check that out.o There are some risk, you can research it and than decide. Best of luck.

[Briannaa16]

@mom pt2
How long after you had a c-section you got pregnant ? & I wanna have a natural birth too :)

[Mom_pt2]

I had a c section with my daughter and now im pregnant with my second. Dr told me I could have natural or a c section. I really want to experience natural labor so thats my plan. Theres a lot of women who have natural labor after a c section. Check it out with your dr. Good luck to you.

[VaniDavila]

I don't know, but I've heard of people having about 5. I know this is my last one... for sure (going on my third)!!

[Briannaa16]

how many c-section can you have ?

[VaniDavila]

From my understanding, if you go into labor, they just do the c-section that day, unless it's too early for the baby to be born. My first daughter was c-section so with my second they scheduled my c-section. I went into labor a week before my c-section and they just did the c-section the day I went into labor. I really doubt they will let you have your baby naturally. I'm going on my third baby and my youngest will be 20 months when I have this baby and the doctor told me that as soon as I feel the first contraction, I have to go to the hospital to have the baby via c-section.