Caesarean per se will be riskier: however, it will depend on the case, if it is a high-risk pregnancy, fetus abnormal position, etc.
Robert L Brooks - 6 years ago
You are correct. However, what people forget is the fact that subsequent pregnancies are also significantly impacted. You not only have the increased risk of another cesarean or a VBAC, but the increased risks of Previas, etc.
Caesarean section increases risk of the following
1- Massive Heamorrhage
2- Bladder injury
3- sepsis
4- delay in breastfeeding / bonding
5- Negative birth experience for some women.
Caesarean per se will be riskier: however, it will depend on the case, if it is a high-risk pregnancy, fetus abnormal position, etc.
You are correct. However, what people forget is the fact that subsequent pregnancies are also significantly impacted. You not only have the increased risk of another cesarean or a VBAC, but the increased risks of Previas, etc.
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Caesarean section increases risk of the following
1- Massive Heamorrhage
2- Bladder injury
3- sepsis
4- delay in breastfeeding / bonding
5- Negative birth experience for some women.
Good question