Hi, am 39 weeks+1. My water broke at around 7:30...

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Regarding your question,

How to determine mode of delivery

Based on your question, i see the following

• At first, you experience rupture of membrane of your fetus without regular contraction, also you delivered your previous baby with CS and you like to deliver your current baby vaginally.
• There is a chance of vaginal delivery m if you experienced regular uterine contraction which will lead to cervical dilatation and delivery.
• If your ruptured membrane was more than 24 hours without delivery, this may indicate CS delivery to avoid complications like infections and inflammation.
• Generally, there is a chance of vaginal delivery based on frequency of uterine contractions.
• There are no specific steps to do to increase contractions.

Can baby delivered vaginally after CS

If the mother delivered previously one CS, there is a chance of vaginal delivery. if there is previous history of CS delivery two times or more there is no chance
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