Vaginal delivery after two CS dangerous, gynaecologists warn pregnant women
Attempting labour and vaginal delivery after two previous caesarean sections could lead to a rupture of the uterine scar, resulting in severe bleeding and possible death of the expectant mother and her baby, maternal experts have warned. The gynaecologists further noted that such deliveries posed risks of head compression and low oxygen supply and intake,
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Attempting labour and vaginal delivery after two previous caesarean sections could lead to a rupture of the uterine scar, resulting in severe bleeding and possible death of the expectant mother and her baby, maternal experts have warned. The gynaecologists further noted that such deliveries posed risks of head compression and low oxygen supply and intake,
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