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Tex
Tex
Мама дочки (3 года), беременна (36 нед.)

c section recovery Just left the dr. I was really looking forward to a vbac but I had a collapsed lung on mother's day…

c section recovery


Just left the dr. I was really looking forward to a vbac but I had a collapsed lung on mother's day of last year. My dr told me at the time, I have a 50/50 chance of it happening again within the year. I asked the dr today how would that affect me when trying to have a vbac and she said when I'm pushing, that could potentially cause me to have anotger collapsed lung. So I may end up having another c section ?

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First was tough but my second was so much easy breezy recovery so may be different on everyone

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I don’t have any recovery advice but I’m sorry to hear you may not get the birth you want.

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The second time is easier only because you know what to expect.

texxie

Tex

Мама дочки (3 года), беременна (36 нед.)

Thanks ladies. I didnt think about it being easier the second time around. I may just schedule a repeat c section. Especially since if my platelet count gets below100,000, I can't have an epidural....and it's at 125,000 right now

vbac or c section??? I was cramping really bad in Walmart. And it made me think twice about having a vbac. With my…

vbac or c section??? I was cramping really bad in Walmart. And it made me think twice about having a vbac. With my first, I felt all of the contractions leading up to me being 8 centimeters dilated....with no medicine. My dr told me that my previous dr cut me horizontally AND vertically to get my baby out so if there are any problems I won't get to have a vbac. Plus I have an anterior placenta which could cause more problems. I'm wondering if I should just forego the vbac and be safe with the c section. Any advice from ladies who have had a vbac??