What is a VBAC?
VBAC deliveries carry risk, but can be successful in the correct patient population. Secondary to the risk, the hospitals have safety requirements for the physicians to be in house the entire time you are in labor. The health and safety of yourself and your baby are our priority. We currently will only do VBACs in select patients with a proven pelvis. This means they have had a vaginal delivery before. If a VBAC delivery is important to you and you have not had a prior vaginal delivery, we are happy to assist you finding an OB-GYN who will allow you in a trial of labor.
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Dr. Bertles is licensed by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners and is board-certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Amanda Smith, PA-C, spent the first 15 years of her career in primary care and is excited to join Progressive Women's Care and Dr. Bertles as she brings her primary care knowledge to women's health.
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