The first C-section was already awful, as were the weeks following. I'm traumatized by both, and I'm now afraid of the second one.
For example, you could bleed to death during or days or weeks after a cesarean section. Incisional hernia.
The heart could fail
Circulatory collapse
Too much amniotic fluid enters the bloodstream
Etc
What to do, help?
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What is the reason for the planned imperial cut?
If there is an absolute indication, there is nothing to interpret, then it means eyes to and through.
In the case of a relative indication, a natural birth is possible in principle, but represents a risk to mother and child, and a balance of the medical risks for mother and child is required.
Absolutely any medical intervention or drug use involves risks or has side effects – even as banal, everyday things like blood collections, anesthesia at the dentist or the antibabypille.
Therefore, any treatment requires the consent of the patient.
The basic prerequisite is that the patient was properly informed about the upcoming procedure. For whoever does not understand what it is about cannot agree to it either. Therefore, the doctor always has a duty to inform the patient.
To do this pleasure, all possible, although still so unlikely, complications are mentioned. You have to keep in mind how rarely serious problems occur.
A fruit water embolism is, for example, a rare birth-assisted emergency and is estimated to occur in 2 to 6 of 100,000 pregnancy. By the way, 70% of all fruit water embolies occur under birth.
Happy for you and a healthy pregnancy!
Well, if you’ve already had one, you’ll get over the second.
Is the imperial section urgently necessary? If you don’t, you can bear normally.