The difference between caesarean section and natural delivery

You can cut it, but cesarean section is not recommended. It is recommended to give birth naturally.

Surgical risk

Caesarean section is a kind of operation with corresponding risks, and it is best to choose it carefully. Although surgical anesthesia accidents rarely occur, they may occur. Massive bleeding and collateral injury may occur during operation, and urinary, cardiovascular and respiratory complications may occur after operation. Poor healing of uterine incision, late postpartum hemorrhage, formation of abdominal sinus, long-term non-healing of incision, postoperative intestinal adhesion or endometriosis may occur.

Recovery speed

The recovery of uterus and whole body after operation is slower than that of natural delivery.

Long-term effects (I)

During the second pregnancy and delivery, the uterus may rupture from the original incision. If the original incision does not heal well, it will cause long-term adverse effects if laparotomy is needed again during delivery.

Newborn health

Newborns born by caesarean section may suffer from respiratory distress syndrome.