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Kya C-Section ke Baad Normal Delivery Ho Sakti Hai? | Is Normal Delivery Possible After a C-Section? | Dr Arooba Rahim

Many women wonder: Can I have a normal delivery after a C-section? The answer is yes, in many cases, it is possible — and it’s called VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean). However, it depends on several factors, and it’s important to understand both the possibilities and the risks before making a decision.

If you've had only one previous C-section with a low transverse incision (the most common type), and no other complications, you may be a good candidate for VBAC. Doctors usually evaluate your overall health, the reason for your previous C-section, and how your current pregnancy is progressing.

VBAC can have several benefits — including a shorter recovery time, lower risk of infection, and a more natural birth experience. It can also reduce the risks associated with multiple C-sections, such as placenta accreta or uterine rupture.

However, not every woman is eligible for a VBAC. If you’ve had multiple C-sections, a vertical uterine scar, or certain medical conditions, doctors may recommend a repeat cesarean for your and your baby’s safety.

It is extremely important to plan your delivery with a qualified doctor or obstetrician who has experience in VBAC cases. Hospitals equipped to handle emergency situations are the best choice, as they ensure immediate support in case a cesarean becomes necessary during labor.

Conclusion:
Normal delivery after C-section is possible, but it must be decided carefully, based on your personal medical history and your doctor’s expert guidance. Always prioritize safety over assumptions or myths. Open communication with your doctor is the key to a healthy and safe childbirth.

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