If you had a cesarean 6 months ago and are 14 weeks pregnant will have to another cesarean?

Whether or not you will need another cesarean section depends on several factors, including the reason for your previous cesarean, your current health, and the position of the placenta. If your first cesarean was due to a medical condition that is still present, such as a narrow pelvis or placenta previa, then it is likely that you will need another cesarean. However, if your first cesarean was due to a non-recurring condition, such as fetal distress, then you may be able to have a vaginal birth this time.

Your doctor will discuss the risks and benefits of both vaginal birth and cesarean section with you and help you make the best decision for your situation.

Here are some factors that may influence your decision:

* The reason for your previous cesarean. If your previous cesarean was due to a medical condition that is still present, such as a narrow pelvis or placenta previa, then it is likely that you will need another cesarean.

* Your current health. If you are healthy and have no other risk factors for complications, then you may be able to have a vaginal birth.

* The position of the placenta. If the placenta is covering the cervix (placenta previa), then you will need a cesarean section.

* Your preferences. You should also consider your own preferences when making this decision. If you are strongly opposed to having a cesarean section, then your doctor may be more likely to recommend a vaginal birth.

It is important to discuss all of these factors with your doctor so that you can make the best decision for your health and the health of your baby.