Digest Number 869

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Let us not promote nonsense, as science.

I understand the bias of some of the authors here, but this is utterly not true.

 

First of all, why did the woman need a Caesarian ? Was it fetal distress ? Or

was it maternal size of the pelvis ( too small) ? Or was the fetus just too

large for the given size of the pelvis, also called as Maternal-Fetal

disproportion ?

 

There are several women, who do come back for a second delivery, usually normal

delivery, and are called as VBACs--Vaginal Birth after C-sec, some may need a

repeat C-Sec, if the above scenarios repeat, or if the mother wants a planned

C-Sec, as there are also problems associated like Uterine rupture along the

previous C-Sec incision, etc ( a rarity).

 

But Caesarians do not "ruin" fertility !!!

 

Some more information on ceasarean cuts.

http://www.telegraphindia.com/1050815/asp/knowhow/story_5104989.asp#1

 

Durgesh Mankikar,MD