According to American college of obstetrician and gynecology, VBACs (vaginal birth after Cesarean section) can have success rates of around 60 to 80%. In reality, the most important thing the patient, can do to affect the outcome is to choose a provider who is experienced with VBACs and a hospital that supports the practice. An OB who is more experienced with VBACs is more likely to be comfortable with waiting a bit longer for things to proceed instead of quickly turning to a repeat C-section.
things you should know or note for,
Why was the first surgery done? Often it was more a matter of someone's convenience or fear than a medical need.
How was the incision into the uterus repaired? Some doctors choose a less secure repair for various reasons.
The third is, How frightened is the mother? and Does she have people in her life who will frighten and discourage her?
And fourth, Can she find a doctor and facility that will actually support this decision?
11 ноя 2020
