Can a woman with a thin uterine wall have a natural childbirth?

A thin uterine wall does not necessarily prevent vaginal delivery. However, if the myometrium (uterine muscle layer) is particularly thin, uterine contractions during labor may intensify the risk of uterine rupture, endangering both mother and baby. In such cases, cesarean section avoids the stress of contractions and carries a lower risk. The decision between vaginal delivery and cesarean should be based on multiple factors, including fetal conditions such as fundal height, birth canal size, placenta, and amniotic fluid. In summary, if all indicators are normal, vaginal delivery is generally preferred.