Psychological Behavior of the Counselor in Counseling Patient for Trail of Labor after Cesarean Section

Trail of labor after lower segment cesarean section (TOLAC) is defined as successful vaginal delivery of the fetus for pregnant ladies with a previous history of primary lower segment cesarean delivery instead of elective repeat cesarean delivery (ERCD) [1]. However, each pregnant lady with a previous history of a primary lower segment cesarean has the right to choose the mode of her delivery at the end of pregnancy which can be either TOLAC or ERCD [2]. Moreover, TOLAC is encouraged to be attempted with each patient after a primary lower segment cesarean in order to decrees the prevalence of repeated cesarean section. The rate of achieving successful TOLAC was noted to be decreasing in the last decades [3]. TOLAC considered to be a safe route of delivery in the absence of contraindications [4]. Furthermore, it seems that health care providers are not comprehending appropriate counselling and they may misguide the patients during the counselling sessions [5].