What might cause vagina spotting and bleeding for more than a month?

By spotting, I think you mean that you have light vaginal bleeding that happens outside of your regular periods. A small amount of blood is involved in spotting and this can be noticed on the toilet paper after using the bathroom or in the undergarments. Bleeding or spotting any time other than when a woman has her period is considered abnormal vaginal bleeding. There are many different causes of spotting between periods. Sometimes, it can be a sign of a serious problem, but oftentimes there is nothing to be concerned about.

Provided the mother and baby are in good health, it is not unreasonable for some women to consider vaginal birth after a caesarean section (VBAC). If labour progresses smoothly, then about 70% of women will have a successful VBAC. The advantages of this are that it avoids surgery and its associated risks, potentially less blood loss and faster recovery. Once a successful VBAC has been achieved, then VBACs can be attempted for future deliveries. Having said that, VBACs are not without its specific risks with uterine rupture being the main one.