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Which hospitals allow VBAC?
How do you find out if a hospital allows attempted VBACs? The info isn't on a web site. I want to find a doctor at a much closer hospital but don't know their policy. Which department should I talk to if I have to call (I'd prefer to avoid calling)? If I switch hospitals how do you go about choosing an OB/Gyn, do I just choose one from the book and see how the first appt goes? It seems like I might go through quite a few and that's a lot of paperwork to transfer. Thanks to anyone who can answer. I'm not typically so flaky I just avoid doctor as much as I can.
yeah, it's mainly the getting used to someone new part more than doctors in general.
VBAC is a vaginal birth after caesarean section. c-sections suck.
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- ?Lv 45 years ago
I would think you need at least a year or longer. I had a VBAC 3 years after my c-section. It went great and was easier than my other two births. I think it's key to find out if your doctor supports you in your attempt to have a VBAC. One toher important thing to consider is why you had a section in the first place and is it a problem that could reoccur? Congrats on your little one and good luck in the future!
- V BLv 41 decade ago
id call the hospital OB dept and speak with the social worker in attendance. But if you don't like going to the doc - getting pregnant ain't you for!
good luck
