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A member asked:
Can i get pregnant after 2 years from my first cesarean delivery? and is there any chance for a normal delivery in future?
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Vbac: Certainly. To be eligible for vaginal birth after cesarean section (vbac) you need at least 18 months between deliveries. 2 years is great. If incision on uterus was vertical, you can't do vbac. Most doctors also prefer that you go into labor naturally as well.
Answered 3/4/2015
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