Which would you do?

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Another cesection(had one 3.5 years ago with first vs vbac (baby is head down).

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Vbac depending on the reason for your first c section you'll want to talk to your dr about your specifics but I had a vbac with my son and absolutely am attempting vbac again

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I’m doing a c section. I’m also getting my tubes tied so they’re just gonna do everything at once. I personally prefer a c section for myself.

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Unless there is a safety reason I would definitely try for a VBAC. Once you've had two c-sections any future pregnancy will need to be c-sections too.
Also c-sections are a major surgery and complications can arise at any stage from infections to blood clots etc. Avoiding such an invasive surgery would be preferable but it depends on your personal circumstances.

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Anyone I know who went for VBAC had terrible experiences and put me right off lol my last section was 12 months ago so im going for another just to be safe!

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I had a c section with my first 7 years ago.. vaginal with my stillborn and trying again vaginally this time. I was told it’s the safer option.

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I would definitely try for a VBAC! Evidence shows it's actually safer. I would try to understand why your previous was a C-section, and if possible, try to prevent whatever led to that. A c-section is still major surgery and the recovery from a vaginal birth is easier.

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I wouldn’t opt for a csection unless absolutely necessary. But I do know people who are terrified of giving birth and had their doctor take the baby before they could even go into labor. Freaks me out but it made her happy. So I guess whatever you are most comfortable with

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Vbacs are far safer than repeat c sections. Also after every c section, it’ll get more difficult to find a provider to be on board with a vbac.

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