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Subject:	Anterior placenta and VBAC - risks?
Body:	<div class="NTForums_Quote">Posted By Archived User on 01/17/2007 3:54 PM<br>Well, that was a moment of insanity on my part. Of course a placenta moves up as the uterus stretches, so if it is over the scar, it would not move past it... <BR> <BR>But you said your placenta is not low lying. So far it seems to be a conscensus among experienced midwives practicing natural childbirth that the only foreseeable challenge you might have during labor and delivery is a higher chance for a posterior baby, with the longer labor/back labor that comes with it. <BR> <BR>Most women give birth to a posterior baby naturally just fine. <BR> <BR>maria. By: maria</div><br><br>
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