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I had my first C-Section about 2yrs ago now I will be having my second child and my Dr. say's that I have to have another one no matter that the reason I had my first is that I got stuck a 9cm.I had a hard time after my first C-Section it was really painful and will the second C-section hurt as much as the first? Thanks
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I will be having #3 in eight weeks. I have had no problems with the previous two sections. I am anticipating no problems this time. I do know my second was easier just because I knew what to expect. I also knew better what I should expect of myself and of others.Good luck!
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I'm having another one. I don't want to risk complications again and still end up needing one anyway. I thought the first one was painful because of the gas and, of course, the cut. But I'll just be mentally prepared this time.
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I don't really understand those doctors who say you have to have a c-section just because you delivered by c-section previously, unless of course, you had a vertical cut. I delivered my second child VBAC two years later and never had any problem. I am, however scheduled to have a c-section next Wednsday (4/12/06), with my 3rd child, because of the same reasons as "Been There", but the good thing about a planned c-section, as opposed to an emergency or unplanned c-section, is that there is no labor, so I'm hoping that it's not going to be as taxing on me as my first was. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. I'm just thrilled to finally be getting this baby out of my body. It's been a very long and hard pregnancy for me and I'm just ready for it to be over with. Good luck to all of you and here's to a smoothe and easy delivery!
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i don't know why he'd say that, many women have vbac's. I'd get a second opinion because if you don't have to, you'd rather not go through major surgery and the risks that come with it. I have had 3 and am trying for a 4th and if I had have opted to not have a second when there was opportunity to have a vbac I wouldn't be in the boat of needing a 4th. I would seriously look into that. Good luck.
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The reason may be insurance. Many malpractice insurances are not covering drs to perform VBACs anymore. If the dr performs one, they are not insured to do so.
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i have had 3 c-sections so far. My second one was not as bad. My key was to get up that night and walk around. That really helped with the soreness, i am a nurse too.
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I would really do more research before u decide to have major surgery again. Not trying to scare anyone, but i just read about a story of a women who had a c-section a probably 2yrs ago and nearly died because the amniotic fluid got into her blood stream and her heart stopped. C -sec can be risky also. Good luck anyway whatever the decision.
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