Depends: It depends on how many c-sections and why you had them. In general, after two c-sections the risks get higher and higher. If you had a c-section for breech or abnormal position, your risk of a second c-section is lower. If you had one because your cervix didn't dilate or the baby wouldn't come down, your risk is higher.
Answered 9/16/2013
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Depends: If your prior cesarean section was for failure to progress -> you may have a higher chance than someone who had a cesarean section for breech presentation or concerning fetal heart tracing.
Answered 9/28/2016
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