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Had a baby by c-section 6.5 months ago, currently 8 weeks pregnant. am i in danger of my uterus incision tearing as i start to get bigger?
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Probably not: Current pregnancies usually do not cause previous c/section scars to rupture. Future labor can. You should discuss the best delivery method for this current pregnancy with your obstetrician.
Answered 11/2/2015
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