C-section birth raises allergy risks
C-section birth raises allergy risks
Cesarean
Increase Your odds of a normal birth – use a Midwife
A report on the results of 22 international studies, published in a recent edition of the Australian Health Review, revealed something curious. It found that low-risk pregnant women being cared for by midwives were more likely to have a normal birth than equally low-risk women being cared for by a doctor. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/society-and-culture/birth-is-no-time-for-war-stories-20120622-20tvt.html#ixzz1yaEoUmXJ
Caesareans cause placenta praevia and accreta
AIMS Journal, Winter 1999/2000, Vol 11 No 4 A study of over 18,000 deliveries from Jordan found that previous caesarean section increased the risk of placenta praevia (the placenta growing low down in the womb where it partially or completely the baby’s exit) from 0.25% to 1.87%. The greater the number of previous caesareans, the …
Caesareans Increase Future Risks
Placenta accreta is a condition where chorionic villi from the placenta have grown down into the muscles of the uterus and there is no clear separation between the placenta and the wall of the uterus. This means that the placenta cannot be easily removed without risk of torrential haemorrhage, which can kill the mother, or …
Risk of uterine rupture
If you are to have an elective C section, please ensure that you are double stitched up, not single stitched . . please read on .. AIMS Journal, Spring 2004, Vol 16 No 1 Risk of uterine rupture A single-layer, rather than a double-layer, closure of the incision after a caesarean may greatly increase the …
Healing After C section, or any birth
Want to have the body you had before baby? Easy – start working to make it so as soon as you come home. Dad can easily spend a few minutes outside using moxa to help you feel better – and coincidentally – if there is a milk supply deficit – the instructions to fix this …
Uneasy Babies
Unforseen Caesarean Consequences Without weighing into why C-section is now a major growth industry, and why natural birthing is seen by many as dangerous, and archaic, I would ask you to please think about the effects of a major abdominal operation in our fee for service medical world.
