Not much else: The risk of rupture is not common but is probably the likely risk with a second C section. The decision should be made by the OB considering your risks at and around delivery.
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Depends: If you had a low transverse c-section, VBAC can be appropriate, and the risk of uterine rupture is low. Be sure to speak with your OB to determine which option is best for you. Hope this helps!
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VBAC safety: criteria for VBAC: 1.No more than 2 low transverse cesarean deliveries. 2.No additional uterine scars, anomalies or previous ruptures. 3.Your doctor should be prepared to monitor labor and perform or refer for a cesarean if necessary4.no major medical problems.5.single baby, normal size with head down Risk of uterine rupture with VBAC is 1 chance in 500. 60-80% success rate. Hospital may not allow
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