The World Health Organization (WHO) reported 32.7 percent of women had a Cesarean section in 2014, but Dr. Kikelomo Otuyelu-Garritano, MD, of HER Wellness Health Center helps women who have had a C-section avoid having another for later deliveries. She diagnoses, monitors, and provides medical intervention in her Wilton, Connecticut office to assist women in delivering vaginally. If you're pregnant and have had a C-section before, make an appointment by using the online scheduling form or calling the office.
It's possible to still have complications from a VBAC. For instance, you may experience the following during a VBAC:
Typically, even though there are some risks of a VBAC, giving birth after a C-section is less risky than having a scheduled C-section.
Dr. Otuyelu-Garritano runs comprehensive diagnostics and gathers information regarding your medical background to detect any issues that could complicate your VBAC. Additionally, Dr. Otuyelu-Garritano may recommend lifestyle changes to reduce any risks associated with your pregnancy.
If you want to try a VBAC, see if you qualify by scheduling an appointment at Her Wellness Health Center by booking online.
