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Vaginal Birth After Cesarean

vaginal birth after cesareanThere are many different tactics you can try to increase your chances of having a vaginal birth after having a cesarean. Not all of these methods need to be completed on your own. Talk to your doctor and joining a support group might also help your chances for a future birth.

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