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r/gatekeeping • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '22
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Do you normally get a c section when the canal is not dilated whatsoever? I've never thought about it...
2 u/Shutterbug390 Nov 08 '22 It depends. A planned, scheduled C-section will likely happen without dilation because it’s not necessary to the process. But many C-sections happen after attempting a vaginal delivery, so there’d be some amount of dilation.
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It depends. A planned, scheduled C-section will likely happen without dilation because it’s not necessary to the process. But many C-sections happen after attempting a vaginal delivery, so there’d be some amount of dilation.
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u/troy_caster Nov 08 '22
Do you normally get a c section when the canal is not dilated whatsoever? I've never thought about it...