Complications Of Caesarean Section
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what are the complications of caesarean section
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excessive blood loss/anemia/pale with chills
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what is a caesarean section?
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A c-section is when they cut open your abdomin to remove the baby. Possible complications are blood loss and infection. I am sure there are more but I don't know they all.
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infection, adhesions, incisional hernia, chronic pelvic pain, blood loss. In my opinion a cesarean section should only be done if there is no other option for delivery of a healthy baby or to save the mother's life. My cesarean section has done a good job of ruining the last year of my life.
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my wife has had two c-sections...is it possible for us to have another baby ...possibly delivered c-setion ...without risk to her health?
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Monte, I have had 2 c-sections and am scheduled for my third Oct 20th. I would say it is safe to have a third. My doctor was not to keen on the idea of me trying vbac, but was all for c-section. Good luck.
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sometimes you lose alot of blood.
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It is so important to know that your OB/Gyn is a very skilled surgeon. C-sects now adays should be relatively easy to recover from.
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possible complications incisional hernias,abdominal drooping,adhesions,loss of abdominal muscle,not wanting to have any more children,pneumonnia. This was my night mare.Two c-sections.First was a disaster.
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