In what circumstances does C-section delivery happen? If you know, you will not be deceived, the child will be normal

When does C section delivery take place?

Dr. Vaishali Joshi, Obstetrician and Gynecologist at Kokila Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, says that C-section delivery is done due to some problems in pregnant women. When the baby’s heartbeat is low or high, the position of the baby in the womb is not right or the pregnant woman does not feel any pain even after the delivery date has passed, then emergency delivery has to be done by cutting the stomach. This is called emergency C-section. In critical conditions, how to do the delivery is decided by the doctor and the patient.

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Advantages and disadvantages of normal delivery

Normal delivery is the process of giving birth to a child naturally. In this, the pregnant woman has to bear pain for some time, but she remains healthy throughout her life. She does not face any problem in breastfeeding, she also recovers quickly. Apart from this, in normal delivery, the chances of the next delivery being normal increase. On the other hand, if we talk about the disadvantages, then the pregnant woman has to bear pain and has to face many types of infections after delivery.

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Advantages and disadvantages of C section delivery

Talking about the benefits of C-section delivery, it takes very less time for delivery. Women can choose the option of planned delivery on their preferred date and do not have to bear the pain. Whereas the pain of the injection on the waist in C-section gives lifelong trouble to the woman. Women who have a caesarean delivery gain weight very fast, which does not reduce easily.

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Sometimes a planned cesarean has to be done

According to experts, elective or planned cesarean has to be done if the blood pressure of the pregnant woman is high or low some time before delivery, the placenta is located at the mouth of the uterus, or if the baby is crooked.

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It affects the next pregnancy

Experts say that C section has a complete impact on a woman’s next delivery. Suppose, a woman’s first child was born through cesarean, then in 99 percent of the cases her next delivery will also be through cesarean. In this, the woman’s body takes time to recover and she also faces difficulty in breastfeeding the child.

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the risk of infection increases

Whether the delivery is normal or C-section, cuts are made in both. Sometimes these cuts get infected, which causes problems. To cure this condition, the doctor gives cream or medicine, which provides a lot of relief.

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Experts advise that pregnant women should always try for a normal delivery. Along with taking a healthy diet, including yoga in your daily routine can increase the chances of a normal delivery.