RE: My Recent Birth Experience

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Do you know, if you have a c section, do all future birthings have to be done by c section too?



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Really? This is not what I can see here. Do you mind clarifying why you stated this? Thanks in advance. Note that this is not my field at all and I may be incorrect. Feel free to point me to the right sources if needed.

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Is this question directed to me? I was asking the author of the post, because, in real life, I often hear women state this: they say that after you have a c section, all future deliveries must be done by c section. And I was wondering if it's just an ubran myth.

The "Risks to future pregnancies" section of the link you sent, says "Most women who have had a caesarean section can safely have a vaginal delivery for their next baby, known as vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC). But sometimes another caesarean may be necessary."

Note the 'most' and 'sometimes'! I wonder if there's a causal connection, i.e. if having a c section increases the chances that your next delivery must be done by c section too.

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Ah, I think you thought I was making a statement, not asking a question!

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I indeed misread your statement that I didn't consider as a question. Sorry about this!

In the link I shared, they state that in general, one c section does not imply a "c-section-only" state for the next pregnancies. This is the only thing I wanted to point out. Glad we clarified. Let's wait for the author interfering with us.

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Sorry for the late response please, I have been out of network services for some time due to some reasons .
Yes I had a c_section and that doesn't imlpies that all future birthings have to be it.There is what is called 'viginal birth after c_section'(VBAC).This is very much possible if the mother have a very healthy pregnant afterward and also if the incision I mean the cut is a low transverse

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