Vaginal Delivery- This type of delivery is the most common and is preferred in most circumstances.  However, in some instances, a C-Section might be deemed the safer alternative and would be done in those cases.

 

C-Section (Cesarean Section)-This is a surgical procedure that is done under anesthesia which involves removing the baby through an incision in the abdominal wall.  If your doctor feels a C-Section is necessary, he will discuss the reasons with you.   

 

VBAC (Vaginal Birth after Cesarean Section)- This can be discussed with your Doctor.

Vaginal birth after Cesarean Section is often successful, but carries some risk of uterine rupture.  Some women are not appropriate candidates for VBAC.

 

 

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