Birth can be challenging… a VBAC sometimes even more so, but Mama, giving birth after a c-section is SO attainabe! YOU CAN DO IT! This video will give you tips that will help you have your successful VBAC and how to avoid a c-section. We will talk about how to determine whether you are a good candidate for a safe labor and delivery VBAC style as well the risks such as uterine rupture involved in a vbac delivery.. With the right resources and VBAC tips, your vaginal birth after c-section whether you want an unmedicated birth or notyou will know how to have a positive birth AND how to avoid cesarean delivery. When you are prepared with tips for a natural birth after a c section and know the cause of uterine rupture and how to avoid emergency c-section you will have the ultimate guide for how to prepare for birth.. By the end of this video, you will have tips for a vaginal birth, vbac delivery tips, and how to have a natural birth after c-section so that you will be able to have your beautiful, healing, and successful VBAC.. FREE MINI ONLINE BIRTH CLASS: www.builttobirth.com/free-mini-birth-class. PURCHASE THE BUILT TO BIRTH ONLINE COURSE: www.builttobirth.com. DOWNLOAD THE BUILT TO BIRTH AFFIRMATION MEDITATIONS: www.builttobirth.com/shop. Factors associated with successful vaginal birth after a cesarean section: a systematic review and meta-analysis https://bmcpregnancychildbirth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12884-019-2517-y. Questions to ask your care provider https://vbacfacts.com/2009/06/06/interviewing-care-providers-questions-to-ask/. Birth Planning and VBAC https://www.lamaze.org/Giving-Birth-with-Confidence/GBWC-Post/birth-planning-and-vbac. Lamaze A Woman’s Guide to VBAC. https://www.lamaze.org/Giving-Birth-with-Confidence/GBWC-Post/a-womans-guide-to-vbac. ICAN https://www.ican-online.org/. _ SOME THINGS YOU WILL LOVE TO HAVE: Purchasing through these links is a simple way to support me at no extra cost to you! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you! START YOUR AMAZON BABY REGISTRY! https://amzn.to/2GQmM9p. PREGNANCY MUST HAVES. • BIRTH BALL https://amzn.to/2I4qX2O. • MEGAFOOD BABY AND ME PRENATAL https://amzn.to/2IvYZff. • GINGER CHEWS FOR NAUSEA https://amzn.to/2K4mXBG. All my PREGNANCY Must Haves https://amzn.to/2Mym0DC. POSTPARTUM MUST HAVES. • NURSING PADS & GEL PADS https://amzn.to/2I3zzGM. • TUCKS WICH HAZEL PADS https://amzn.to/2EZR9cT. • NURSING BRAS https://amzn.to/2EZatqO. All my POSTPARTUM Essentials https://amzn.to/2WoDIcD. BABY FAVES. • HATCH BABY SOUND MACHINE https://amzn.to/2MzIW5r. • DIAPER BACKPACK https://amzn.to/2WoRNqn. • THE BEST LANOLIN (FOR DIAPER RASH, ECZEMA, DRY SKIN) https://amzn.to/2WZRtm6. All my BABY FAVES https://amzn.to/2WlZopL. BREASTFEEDING GO-TO’s. • LEGENDAIRY MILK LACTATION SUPPLEMENTS https://cutt.ly/xriJGVh. • LANOLIN https://amzn.to/2l797mQ. • LACTATION BITES https://amzn.to/2l509Gx. All my BREASTFEEDING Go-To’s https://amzn.to/2Jydz82. _ DISCLAIMER. All content and information in this video is for informational and educational purposes only, does not constitute medical, psychological or health advice of any kind and I do not warrant that the information presented herein is free of any errors or omissions. I am not providing medical, health care, nutrition therapy or coaching services to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any kind of physical ailment, mental or medical condition.. Although I strive to provide accurate general information, the information presented here is not a substitute for any kind of professional advice, and you should not rely solely on this information. Always consult a professional in the medical and health area for your particular needs and circumstances prior to making any medical or health related decisions. For your health related questions, please seek the advice of a licensed physician or any other qualified health care provider immediately.. _ I am a Lamaze certified Childbirth Educator and a DONA certified Birth Doula in the San Francisco Bay Area! For more information and resources, come find me at builttobirth.com
Dr. Siobhan Dolan talks about why it’s important for women with a healthy pregnancy to wait until at least 39 weeks before scheduling an induction or c-section. Babies born too soon can have serious health problems.
Global National’s health specialist Dr. Ali Zetner explains a new Canadian study that says inducing labour does not increase the likelihood of needing a C-section.. For more info, please go to http://www.globalnews.ca
http://www.dailyrx.com/cesarean-section-risk-reduced-labor-induction-versus-expectant-management?autoplay=855389028. Twenty percent of all births are the result of labor induction. This method is often thought to increase the risk of cesarean section, but this association might not be accurate. I’m Erin White with your latest health news.. A recent review of research found that women who had labor induced were less likely to have a cesarean section than women who used expectant management or a “wait-and-see” approach for labor. The researchers discovered that the risks of fetal death and other complications also were lower among women who had labor induced.. Discuss the risks of cesarean section with your OBGYN.
(8 Aug 2018) A large study of first-time moms finds that they are less likely to need a cesarean delivery if labor is induced at 39 weeks rather than waiting for it to start on its own. The results overturn the longtime view that inducing labor raises the risk for a C-section. (Aug 8). .
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After studying more than 6,000 first-time mothers, scientists found that those who were induced near their due date had a 3 percent lower risk of needing a C-section.. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC. » Watch more NBC video: http://bit.ly/MoreNBCNews. NBC News is a leading source of global news and information. Here you will find clips from NBC Nightly News, Meet The Press, and original digital videos. Subscribe to our channel for news stories, technology, politics, health, entertainment, science, business, and exclusive NBC investigations.. Connect with NBC News Online! Visit NBCNews.Com: http://nbcnews.to/ReadNBC. Find NBC News on Facebook: http://nbcnews.to/LikeNBC. Follow NBC News on Twitter: http://nbcnews.to/FollowNBC. Follow NBC News on Google+: http://nbcnews.to/PlusNBC. Follow NBC News on Instagram: http://nbcnews.to/InstaNBC. Follow NBC News on Pinterest: http://nbcnews.to/PinNBC. New Study Shows Inducing Labor May Help Some Women Avoid C-Sections | NBC Nightly News
British researchers found that when older first-time moms had their labor induced during the 39th week of pregnancy, they were at no greater risk of a C-section British researchers found that when older first-time moms had their labor induced during the 39th week of pregnancy, they were at no greater risk of a C-section or. While doctors and health officials battle rising cesarean section rates, a fresh look at past research suggests that induction of labor may not be contributing to the problem.
British researchers found that when older first-time moms had their labor induced during the 39th week of pregnancy, they were at no greater risk of a C-section or any other negative effects for themselves or their newborns. “Our analysis suggests that elective induction at 39 weeks is associated with a lower rate of cesarean delivery and does not increase the risk of major complications for newborns.” Although cesarean delivery is safe for mother and baby, it is major surgery and does carry risks. It takes longer to recover from a C-section, compared to vaginal birth, and the surgery may increase the risk of problems. The results of a clinical trial titled “A Randomized Trial of Induction Versus Expectant Management (ARRIVE)”, the study suggests choosing to induce labor does not increase the likelihood of a C-section for healthy moms with low-risk pregnancies, but lowers the frequency of cesarean delivery by about 3% in healthy, low-risk moms at 39 weeks, something that surprised researchers. Pregnant older women who have labor induced near their due date may not face an increased risk of needing a cesarean section, a new clinical trial suggests.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8, 2018 (HealthDay News) Contrary to what doctors have thought, women who opt to have their labor induced in the 39th week of pregnancy do not face a. It has been thought that inducing labor in a woman whose pregnancy has lasted too long, but whose water hasn’t broken, could result in the need for a C-section. But in a review of 37 studies on.
An emergency C-section is needed to prevent life-threatening complications. Your uterus might need to be removed. Bleeding after delivery.
Labor induction increases the risk that your uterine muscles won’t properly contract after you give birth (uterine atony), which can lead to serious bleeding after delivery. Inducing labor is a serious decision.
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All of these risk factors can increase the likelihood that labor will be induced (Picklesimer & Dorman, 2013).
In severe placenta abruptio, labor will almost always be induced immediately (or a cesarean section performed), regardless of the fetus’s state of development.
Although spontaneous labor is preferred to prevent the increased risk of cesarean section associated with preterm induction of labor if the cervix is unfavorable, it will often be necessary to deliver the woman by cesarean section to avoid the stress of a prolonged and potentially failed induction.
Whether induction is elective or indicated, adequate stimulation of uterine contractions is important in reducing the incidence of failed induction of labor.
◆ The three major potential complications of elective induction of labor are increased neonatal morbidity, increased cost, and increased cesarean delivery resulting from failed induction.
Induction of labor is indicated if continuing the pregnancy could be dangerous for either the woman or the fetus, and if no contraindications exist to artificial rupture of the membranes (amniotomy) or augmenting uterine contractions with oxytocin.
Spontaneous labor is generally shorter with less risk of cesarean birth; however, favorable cervix or preinduction cervical ripening can minimize the risk of cesarean birth associated with electively induced labor for nulliparous women (Clark, Miller, et al., 2009; Vahratian et al., 2005).
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i disagree mine was great and im booked for my second one tomorrow…. and this one will be fine too…. i hated every second of the pain in labour and c section was the smartest way to go to avoid any kind of complications for me or baby
these days c sections are as common as giving birth and can be electively booked
I had two c-sections. One in 2012, the other in 2014. I’m due in November of this year and really hoping for a vaginal delivery ��������. I don’t want to have to deal with the recovery from a c-section again
I’ve had two csections it will be three years the 23rd since my last c section hoping to have a successful VBAC in November with my little boy but I’m also terrified something bad is going to happen ��
I had a VBAC on 01/21. My doctor had initially scheduled me for a csection on 01/24 in the case that I didn’t go into labor on my own. He did not want to Induce me due to possible uterine rupture because the medicine used to induce was “very strong”. I thought that was off since my prior csection was 11 years ago. But thankfully I went into labor on my own and having a positive mind and very supportive nurses, helped me deliver naturally in only 9hrs.
Hey Bridget: i had my 1st baby by c-section. I had to go through 15hrs labor, even after having proper dilation as i wasnt feeling the urge to push the baby i was put into c-section Is there any chance for me to try for VBAC? I am 30. 5ft 2inch tall and right now weighing 72kg
Mam I got my first baby through c-section due to nuchal cord surrounded the baby on neck and stomach so my doctor done operation but now my baby is 3 1/2years old and im conceived for my second baby and now im 21 weeks 3days pregnant…Can i get my second baby on vbac??..
During this COVID-19 pandemic, I’m on Arkansas, and everyone is pushing back against VBAC. I’m trusting my body I’ll be close enough to the hospital that I could labor at home and deliver in the parking lot��. I’m not trusting the hospital, they lied 6 years ago when I tried to have a VBAC. I was rushed from my room into an elective c section.
I had a c-section 6 years ago with my second child because with my 1st I almost had a 4th degree tear. It was highly suggested I have my second c-section. I don’t know why I want to have my next natural. I’m just not sure if it’s for me. Either way I get a baby though ��
I had 3 c sections. 1 was due to baby did not move down and i was told my pelvis was to small to give birth. 2 stillbirth. 3rd was doc was worried that i would have a stillborn again. Now i want to know im 34 and my dream is too give normal birth. Would I be able too after 3 c sections?
I am super emotional rightnoww.. The first bit of information you gave up until 4:00 i think. That basically stated that i’m in the ‘good start zone’, made me cry so much! I am currently 12 weeks 3 days and reading allot of information of what is to come. Videos like these really help me with all the orientation i’m doing! Anything positive can make me cry at this point ����.
I had an induced vaginal birth with my first. Ended up with an episiotomy + 3rd degree tear after 5 hours of pushing. It was pretty awful. My son was the only good memory I have of it (but I was so exhausted and shell shocked I didn’t really bond with him till the next day). My second was a 32w CS that was almost 3 years ago. I’m now 36w5d with #3 and just scheduled a repeat CS bc this baby girl is still breech like her sister was (and not enough amniotic fluid to have an ECV). That’s ok bc I kind of wanted a repeat CS bc I found the experience (other than the prematurity) and recovery a lot less traumatic and taxing compared to my vaginal. I also just want a planned fullterm csection where I get to hold my baby afterwards and still have that typical newborn experience. I might have another baby but probably not since my husband insists he’s getting snipped.
Other than being breech at almost 37w, I was a perfect candidate on paper for a vbac considering I had a prior vaginal birth.
I had a successful VBAC after two c-sections on March 12th of this year. The recovery was so much easier. And I’m glad I got to have the positive birth experience that I have dreamed of.
I have gestational diabetes! They just found out 2 weeks ago, I have now 16 days left till my due date and I really want a vbac! What do I do? Is it safe for me?
Hello… I am 30 weeks pregnant with my 2nd baby. My 1st pregnancy was C-section and reason was that i was unable to the bear pain, so i opt C-section. Now i am again pregnant after 18months of 1st pregnancy. Now i want epidural VBAC Delivery this time. Please tell me is it safe for me?????
I had my first c-section 5 yrs back.. now am due in september 2020 and gonna try a vbac. Till now all good and low risk according to my gynec. Even my first pregnancy was low risk and just the selection of hospital went wrong. I still feel guilty for having a completely unnecessary c-section.
I have a side by side incision, but like you said it may be different on the uterus! Where can I find more information on my cesarean? Is it something I can call and ask my previous gynecologist about? Or is it only between doctors who can have this information?
I am ur new subscriber. I am also planning for vbac. As per this video, we are supposed to have atleast 18 months time gap between delivery but mine will br only 17 months. Ultrasound report says my placenta is fundal anterior. I want to know that, May I still hope for vbac. My previous c section was due to baby in breech position.
I’m 40 weeks today and my OB scheduled me for repeat C Section 2 days from now. I assumed I would have this baby by now as I’ve had irregular contractions for the last month at least but now it seems that is not enough time to go into labor on my own. My first CS was due to breech presentation and anterior placenta. I’m 35 in good health. Baby is head down and all checkups have been good. My daughter is 18 months old now. I’m really thinking I’m going to call and postpone my csection to give my body a chance to go into labor on it’s own. Any additional advice?
Hi, we have not met but I am so greatfull that I found your channel during this pregnancy, your educational videos along with meditations were my guide in achieving my successful VBAC this Saturday 6/27/20 to a beautiful baby girl. Thank you!!! ❤️
I am 31 weeks due April 28th and I am hoping to get my VBAC �� I have been doing so much research and this time I have a midwife and it has been an amazing prenatal experience sofar. My hospital just opened up a birth center that I am not eligible for because it will be my first attempt at a VBAC and Incase the chance of rupture I need to be within the hospital.. it’s a little disappointing but as long as I get my VBAC I don’t care where I deliver ��
Please please pleeeeeease do a video on how to become a doula! And where, how much, the places of where you’ll be a successful doula. Basically the whole spiel of becoming and what you need to know of becoming a doula. It’s so limited on that on here and I just loved you videos when I was pregnant last year. Itll be much appreciated ❤❤❤
I had a repeat section just under a week ago. I was very upset because my body did all it needed to do on it’s own. I dilated all on my own, my water broke on it’s own and I successfully made it to 8cm dilated without any pain medication. I then got an epidural because I couldn’t take the pain (I was stuck at 8cm for over an hour and a half). Nonetheless, even after an epidural, my body continued to fully 10cm dilated. I began to push after hours of waiting for the urge that never came. I pushed for almost 3 hours. My doctor could see the head but the head would never get past a certain point. I was pushing with all that I had in me. And my doctor said my babies skull bones were just pushing again my pubic bone. My pubic bone wasn’t allowing her through. This was the same issue I had with my first daughter. After this second time, I felt like next time I should just schedule a c section because clearly my body can’t do this. But am I wrong? Can my body still do this? Can I some how make my pubic bone wider or open up? I’m so frustrated. I’m thankful for two healthy girls but I can’t tell you how much I was looking forward to a vbac and how badly I wanted my recovery to be easier.
Currently 38 weeks. Planned induction for TOLAC at 39 weeks because of size worries. (First baby got stuck in my pelvic structure because she was sunny side up and couldnt drop any farther) Im nervous but also determined. Im hoping I may go naturally before the induction date but we will see.
My doctor didn’t even give me the option just said, “well your hips wouldn’t let him come down so we are just going to schedule another C-section” I got to 7 cm with my first. I feel like I am a good candidate. Im only 22. And healthy:/. Not sure if I should get a new provider. Its just im 23 weeks along and with Covid 19 and so many uncertainties im not sure what to do:(
i disagree mine was great and im booked for my second one tomorrow…. and this one will be fine too…. i hated every second of the pain in labour and c section was the smartest way to go to avoid any kind of complications for me or baby
these days c sections are as common as giving birth and can be electively booked
I was told that my pelvis was too small and had to have a c-section. I wish I would have seen this sooner! Praying that baby #2 will be vbac!
I had two c-sections. One in 2012, the other in 2014. I’m due in November of this year and really hoping for a vaginal delivery ��������. I don’t want to have to deal with the recovery from a c-section again
I’ve had two csections it will be three years the 23rd since my last c section hoping to have a successful VBAC in November with my little boy but I’m also terrified something bad is going to happen ��
I had a VBAC on 01/21. My doctor had initially scheduled me for a csection on 01/24 in the case that I didn’t go into labor on my own. He did not want to Induce me due to possible uterine rupture because the medicine used to induce was “very strong”. I thought that was off since my prior csection was 11 years ago.
But thankfully I went into labor on my own and having a positive mind and very supportive nurses, helped me deliver naturally in only 9hrs.
Hey Bridget: i had my 1st baby by c-section. I had to go through 15hrs labor, even after having proper dilation as i wasnt feeling the urge to push the baby i was put into c-section
Is there any chance for me to try for VBAC? I am 30. 5ft 2inch tall and right now weighing 72kg
Mam I got my first baby through c-section due to nuchal cord surrounded the baby on neck and stomach so my doctor done operation but now my baby is 3 1/2years old and im conceived for my second baby and now im 21 weeks 3days pregnant…Can i get my second baby on vbac??..
During this COVID-19 pandemic, I’m on Arkansas, and everyone is pushing back against VBAC. I’m trusting my body I’ll be close enough to the hospital that I could labor at home and deliver in the parking lot��. I’m not trusting the hospital, they lied 6 years ago when I tried to have a VBAC. I was rushed from my room into an elective c section.
I had a c-section 6 years ago with my second child because with my 1st I almost had a 4th degree tear. It was highly suggested I have my second c-section. I don’t know why I want to have my next natural. I’m just not sure if it’s for me. Either way I get a baby though ��
I’m a perfect candidate for a VBAC when I have my baby this September!
I can’t wait to experience a natural birth this time around!
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I had 3 c sections. 1 was due to baby did not move down and i was told my pelvis was to small to give birth. 2 stillbirth. 3rd was doc was worried that i would have a stillborn again. Now i want to know im 34 and my dream is too give normal birth. Would I be able too after 3 c sections?
I am super emotional rightnoww.. The first bit of information you gave up until 4:00 i think. That basically stated that i’m in the ‘good start zone’, made me cry so much! I am currently 12 weeks 3 days and reading allot of information of what is to come. Videos like these really help me with all the orientation i’m doing! Anything positive can make me cry at this point ����.
I had an induced vaginal birth with my first. Ended up with an episiotomy + 3rd degree tear after 5 hours of pushing. It was pretty awful. My son was the only good memory I have of it (but I was so exhausted and shell shocked I didn’t really bond with him till the next day). My second was a 32w CS that was almost 3 years ago. I’m now 36w5d with #3 and just scheduled a repeat CS bc this baby girl is still breech like her sister was (and not enough amniotic fluid to have an ECV). That’s ok bc I kind of wanted a repeat CS bc I found the experience (other than the prematurity) and recovery a lot less traumatic and taxing compared to my vaginal. I also just want a planned fullterm csection where I get to hold my baby afterwards and still have that typical newborn experience. I might have another baby but probably not since my husband insists he’s getting snipped.
Other than being breech at almost 37w, I was a perfect candidate on paper for a vbac considering I had a prior vaginal birth.
I had a successful VBAC after two c-sections on March 12th of this year. The recovery was so much easier. And I’m glad I got to have the positive birth experience that I have dreamed of.
I had 2 cesaaren and now 5 year letter i am again pregnant 6month start my heart desire normal delivery plz guide me for vbac i m from pakistan
I have gestational diabetes! They just found out 2 weeks ago, I have now 16 days left till my due date and I really want a vbac! What do I do? Is it safe for me?
Hello… I am 30 weeks pregnant with my 2nd baby. My 1st pregnancy was C-section and reason was that i was unable to the bear pain, so i opt C-section. Now i am again pregnant after 18months of 1st pregnancy. Now i want epidural VBAC Delivery this time. Please tell me is it safe for me?????
I had my first c-section 5 yrs back.. now am due in september 2020 and gonna try a vbac. Till now all good and low risk according to my gynec. Even my first pregnancy was low risk and just the selection of hospital went wrong. I still feel guilty for having a completely unnecessary c-section.
I have a side by side incision, but like you said it may be different on the uterus! Where can I find more information on my cesarean? Is it something I can call and ask my previous gynecologist about? Or is it only between doctors who can have this information?
I had c section after 2nd stage labour. The doc told baby got stuck i pelvic bone as the reason for operation. Can normal delivery be possible for me?
You are an incredible labor coach! I find your videos super interesting, even though I’m not pregnant I think it’s important to be prepared ��
I am ur new subscriber. I am also planning for vbac. As per this video, we are supposed to have atleast 18 months time gap between delivery but mine will br only 17 months. Ultrasound report says my placenta is fundal anterior. I want to know that, May I still hope for vbac. My previous c section was due to baby in breech position.
I thank Allaah first, the Lord and Creator.
After Him, I thank you. Your tips and advice helped me have a spontaneous and unmedicated Vba2c.
I wish you success in your endeavors. May God guide you to everything good.
I’m 40 weeks today and my OB scheduled me for repeat C Section 2 days from now. I assumed I would have this baby by now as I’ve had irregular contractions for the last month at least but now it seems that is not enough time to go into labor on my own. My first CS was due to breech presentation and anterior placenta. I’m 35 in good health. Baby is head down and all checkups have been good. My daughter is 18 months old now. I’m really thinking I’m going to call and postpone my csection to give my body a chance to go into labor on it’s own. Any additional advice?
Hi, we have not met but I am so greatfull that I found your channel during this pregnancy, your educational videos along with meditations were my guide in achieving my successful VBAC this Saturday 6/27/20 to a beautiful baby girl. Thank you!!! ❤️
I am 31 weeks due April 28th and I am hoping to get my VBAC �� I have been doing so much research and this time I have a midwife and it has been an amazing prenatal experience sofar. My hospital just opened up a birth center that I am not eligible for because it will be my first attempt at a VBAC and Incase the chance of rupture I need to be within the hospital.. it’s a little disappointing but as long as I get my VBAC I don’t care where I deliver ��
Please please pleeeeeease do a video on how to become a doula! And where, how much, the places of where you’ll be a successful doula. Basically the whole spiel of becoming and what you need to know of becoming a doula. It’s so limited on that on here and I just loved you videos when I was pregnant last year. Itll be much appreciated ❤❤❤
I had a repeat section just under a week ago. I was very upset because my body did all it needed to do on it’s own. I dilated all on my own, my water broke on it’s own and I successfully made it to 8cm dilated without any pain medication. I then got an epidural because I couldn’t take the pain (I was stuck at 8cm for over an hour and a half). Nonetheless, even after an epidural, my body continued to fully 10cm dilated. I began to push after hours of waiting for the urge that never came. I pushed for almost 3 hours. My doctor could see the head but the head would never get past a certain point. I was pushing with all that I had in me. And my doctor said my babies skull bones were just pushing again my pubic bone. My pubic bone wasn’t allowing her through. This was the same issue I had with my first daughter. After this second time, I felt like next time I should just schedule a c section because clearly my body can’t do this. But am I wrong? Can my body still do this? Can I some how make my pubic bone wider or open up? I’m so frustrated. I’m thankful for two healthy girls but I can’t tell you how much I was looking forward to a vbac and how badly I wanted my recovery to be easier.
Currently 38 weeks. Planned induction for TOLAC at 39 weeks because of size worries. (First baby got stuck in my pelvic structure because she was sunny side up and couldnt drop any farther) Im nervous but also determined. Im hoping I may go naturally before the induction date but we will see.
My doctor didn’t even give me the option just said, “well your hips wouldn’t let him come down so we are just going to schedule another C-section” I got to 7 cm with my first. I feel like I am a good candidate. Im only 22. And healthy:/. Not sure if I should get a new provider. Its just im 23 weeks along and with Covid 19 and so many uncertainties im not sure what to do:(
Edit: You literally answered all my questions ��