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Noraml delivery chances
I have 33 weeks pregnancy( second) at present, i went for sonography yesterday it shows cephalic presentation. my first delivery completed on 30 may 2018 through C-section due to breech presentation. now I am afriad of C-section, please suggest me that is there any chances for normal delivery or is there any risk of rupture stitches of last c section. And also afraid of pain arises during the delivery.. is there any painless or less pain delivery technique?
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Yes we have which we call it as VBAC. Epidural analgesia
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Off course u can have normal delivery..If it's cephalic presentation and no other medical or obstetrical complications.. Delivery must be at tertiary obstetrics care center .. chances of rupture stitches is 4% ..but by proper monitoring in a well equipped hospital...the risk is even less...in a previous Lacs pt painless delivery should be avoided.
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