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Can a ruptured uterus be ment and the patient have a baby ?
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See below: This is a topic of discussion for you OB physician. The uterus will always be weak around the scar tissue where it ruptured. This increases your risk of a recurrence during another pregnancy. Talk to your OB doctor to review your case.
Answered 4/24/2015
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