....what happened second time round?
My first was a failed induction, induced at 40+12 with a Bishop’s score of 1 (not that anyone explained the implications of that, oh no ). Two days later, I was the grand total of 2cm dilated and failing to progress at all despite max doses of syntocinon drip, so ended up with EMCS. I always wondered if position was a factor as DS was head down, back towards right hip (anterior placenta) from around 29 weeks.
Now pregnant again, I need to decide between ELCS and trying for VBAC and am struggling to get anything more concrete from the hospital beyond “70% of women are able to “achieve” VBAC”. I’m questioning whether the odds would be that high in my case and curious as to others’ experiences, though I appreciate the plural of “anecdote” is not “evidence.
At the moment, I question whether I would even go into labour...would be interested to hear from anyone else with a similar experience.
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If your first birth was a failed induction....
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PushkinTheCat · 17/10/2019 20:15
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