3 c-sections?

[treefae]

me and my husband want another child.i've had 2 c-sections i'm worried about a next one.anyone have 3 and do ok or advise against?thanks

[Ceres]

doctors usually say 4 is the limit now. i recommend reading "silent knife" by nancy cohen. good luck!
Theresa

[Zoritsa_Nepenthe]

I've only had one,but I've heard of people having 4,sometimes more if their Dr.felt everything was ok,and others being told after one,to not have anymore children.If you're still seeing the Dr.who performed the first 2,ask what she/he advises.If your seeing someone new,maybe ask if they can get in touch with your old Dr.and ask about it.I tihnk it has to do alot with the condition of your uterus and how they closed the incinsion.Good luck :)

[Tullip Troll]

depends on what the doc says I guess.

MheraPai..had one...my tummy is yucky now

[Athena-Nadine]

My sister had 3. Everything worked out fine. :D

[fahawk]

My friend had 4 - all c-sections

[mama reflecting]

Well, my mother had only had one c-section, with me. But she gave birth naturally to my little brother. Is there some medically necessary reason that you must have a c-section every time? Natural birth is still possible after c-sections.

Other than that... I don't really know, when it comes to so many c-sections. How has your body been coping with the previous ones? What does your doctor think?

[mara]

My daughter has had three with no problems..and she plans to have another child later in life. Ethel Kennedy had 11 children all by C- section ..probably not recommended though.

[Starbaby]

me and my husband want another child.i've had 2 c-sections i'm worried about a next one.anyone have 3 and do ok or advise against?thanks

I have had 3 myself with no trouble!!

[RavensEye]

I have had 3 c-sections. Where I live doctors can refuse you as thier patient if you are pregnant and have had 3 c-sections which I think is outrageous. But my obstrecian said he has delviered one ladies babies 6 of them in fact all my c-section. He says that each c-section it just means higher risks are involved.