What Is The Most C Sections Someone Can Have

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ang - December 14

How many c sections can someone safely have? Anybody out there with more than three or four? Anybody with any good c-section experiences? Please respond. Thanks

 

djh - December 14

I had four, but I did not enjoy the experiences...too many complications and lasting damage. Good luck if you need one, however.

 

vickie - January 19

i have had four and may be going on five if I can help it. I have never had any complications from any of them, thank god! I am only worried about uterine rupture!!

 

jodie - January 26

i have four children by c section and there was no complications with any of them.i was just wondering if anybody had had more than four

 

sye - January 26

my doctor told me the more c sections i have the greater chances of complications through out the pregnancy

 

Linda - January 26

Hi, I am 40 years old and I had 5. In hind sight, I wish I had quit at 2 for the scar tissue came back to haunt me. Each surgery creates more adhesions and internal scarring. Try to limit if possible.

 

amyp - January 26

linda have you had to hve surgery due to scar tissue? any problems with the pregnancies/delivery?

 

jodie - January 30

hi linda i was just wondering wat you meant by your scar tissue coming bac to haunt you....and sye how many have you had

 

amyp - January 30

jodie i know i am not linda but scar tissue can do alot of things to your body...my second c was difficult due to the amount of scar tissue in there...everything sticks together like super glue and all of your organs become adhered to each other...and in some women like myself and djh scar tissue comes in ma__s amounts...i had an abnormal amount of scar tissue and causes pain..i know some people end up with a hysterectomy...so ther are risks to c's that people dont see in the long run...not meaning to scare you but it is always good to know all of the long term complications...

 

jodie - January 30

thankyou amyp for your info am just wondering wether to get sterilised but it has become a big decsion so i am trying to get as much info as possible again i thankyou

 

Linda - January 30

hi, I had 5...had one emergency c and was talked into having the second one and the rest was a given. I had to have a hysterectomy because the scar tissue stuck my bladder to my uterus and I couldn't go out of the house during my monthly cycle due to heavy bleeding. I love my children, but had a lot of pain due to the internal scar tissue that actually got worse over time. Not to scare you, I needed the first one. Just want to say limit the amount or try v____als when you can.

 

olivia - January 31

amy and linda, did you have bikini cut scars? Does the type incision cut make a difference in future problems with repeated c-sections?

 

amyp - February 1

i dunno? i have bikini cuts? i dont know if it helps or not..the doctor says i have ALOT of scar tissue and my uterus is adhered to my bladder and colon but i dont have much problems...i have pain in my lower right side occasionlly but nothing like i have heard these other women talk about...i hope i never have to experience that and we are wanting a 3rd baby and i am so scared i am asking for trouble...

 

olivia - February 1

i thought maybe the lower cuts they do now are less prone to problems and since linda is 40 with 5 kids, maybe she had a vertical incision. I am not sure when they started doing the bikini. ( i think it has a better name, that is just what comes to me since it is on my bikini line). I want to have 3-4 kids (if I get so lucky!) and my first was an emergency c section, so I am nervous now. It seems like some say go vbac, but that increases your risk of just about everything if you need another emergency c section. I guess I should just wait and see if I ever get pregnant again before I worry. jodie had 4 with no problems so maybe I shouldn't worry, I just wish I could know ahead how things were going to go.

 

Linda - February 1

Hi, I had the "bikini cut" each time. My neighbor had a c-section 2 years ago and last week gave birth via VBAC to a larger baby...she was concerned like you but all went rather smoothly. I do know you are flirting with more cesarean related problems if you plan on 3-4. A c-section is considered a trauma to the body and the body will heal itself which comes in the form of scar tissue. I would discuss your plans with your doctor and see if you can at least atttempt a VBAC, ending the labor early rather than later if it looks like a no-go. Once you have your second c you will probably never be allowed to go VBAC again. They have been doing bikini cuts since the early 70's when I was just a little girl myself :~)

 

jodie - February 1

hi again i need help i have n appointment to be sterilised on the 22nd of this month but the thing is i dont know what to do i have asked my partner what he thinks i should do ,but he says its my body my decision i dont know what to do cause i do so want another baby but i am afraid of what the outcome might be please can some body offer me some advice cheers

 

TO JODI - February 3

PLEASE JODI, DO NOT DO IT, YOU WILL REGRET, I HAVE HAD 3 C-SECTION AND WITH MY THIRD I DID A TUBAL LIGATION IN MAY 2002, AND I TOTALLY REGRET IT--BRINGS ON MANY PROBLEM, TO NAME A FEW---EARLY MENOPAUSE, HEAVY PERIODS, WEIGHT GAIN AND SEARCH THE INTERNET FOR POST TUBAL LIGATION SYNDROME, PLEASE I AM BEGGING YOU DON'T DO IT, I HAVE GAINED OVER 30 POUNDS AND CANNOT SHED THOSE POUNDS, TAKE CARE, GOOD LUCK, SALLY.

 

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