Hips too small?

Question

After I had my daughter after c-section the doctor that deliver her said my hips are too small to have a natural birth.
I really want to have another one but my epidural didn’t take and they had to put me under. The recovery too months...
Is there anything I could try to have a natural birth?
I know it might not be possible but I feel like I need to at least try...

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For sure get a second opinion. You can try for a V-Bac but it is recommended to wait 2 years after your c-section to attempt.

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Get a second opinion. They often tell moms they have too small of a pelvis without an actual diagnosis backed up by an exam. You will need to have your pelvis measured. 
Does it run in the family? Did the women in your family deliver vaginally? It is unlikely that you have too small a pelvis if it doesn't run in your family because it would be genetic.
I was told the same thing, got a second opinion and they were wrong.

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Also the risk of uterine rupture is pretty high I don't want to risk that

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I have to have C-section also because my pelvis is too small and I birth canal is too narrow and tight to deliver vaginally also I have big baby's well my first on was I'm sure this one will be too. my son head was in my pelvis and his butt and legs were up in my ribs lol 8lb 15oz 22" so almost 9lb thanks to the hubby my mother in law had to have c section also both her son's where huge so that's why I figured this baby will be big to. I trust my doctor. I had a long labor and my body got almost all the way there and my son didn't drop down and his head was stuck lol

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Read Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth. She attended over 1000 births, and only once was the pelvis too small and needed an emergency c-section for that reason. It’s convenient for doctors to do c-sections, and in the US it is resorted to at a significantly higher rate than anywhere else in the developed world. Midwives are more proactive in helping you get into better positions to get the baby’s head down through the pelvis. My practice has a team of doctors and midwives, and the doctors only come to births if there is a complication.

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