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Im 20 and want a baby but 5 years ago i had scoliosis surgery and was told i can't have a vaginal birth is that true and can i have a baby at all ?
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Having a baby: Not being able to deliver vaginally and not being able to have a baby are two different things. You may still be able to conceive even if you had the scoliosis surgery. It may be problematic to carry it, though, or it may be ok to carry the baby but to vaginally deliver him may be a problem. C-section is the only other option that may work for you.
Answered 1/23/2015
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