actually normal delivery is possible if health and other factors such as baby position, weight etc are favourable. but i have not come across anyone who had normal delivery after a c-section. still, you can talk to your doctor...

Hello...<br> it's impossible to predict with any certainty who will be able to have a vaginal delivery and who will end up with a repeat c-section. Attempting a VBAC is called a trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC). Overall, about 60 to 80 percent of women who attempt a VBAC deliver vaginally... Some criteria one should meet- Your previous cesarean incision should be a low-transverse uterine incision (which is horizontal) rather than a vertical incision in your upper uterus (known as a "classical" incision) or T-shaped, which would put you at higher risk for uterine rupture. Your pelvis should be large enough to allow your baby to pass through safely... and ask your doctor about more details as he/she will be knowing your pregnancy history well...

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It depends on your health condition and baby position. There is no such rule that if once you have gone through c-section then second will also be c-section. It can be normal as wel. If baby is healthy and you don't have any problem. Baby head is fixed...have adequate amniotic fluid and if your body is ready with contractions when water breaks..then it will be normal.