Alternative C-section refers to the process of delivery through surgery before the onset of labor. In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Shweta Mendiratta, Associate Director – Gynecology and Obstaterix, Marngo Asia Hospital, Faridabad said, “An alternative C -section not as an emergency remedy, not an emergency measure. This is usually done after or after 39 weeks of pregnancy to prevent premature birth risks. , Also read 7 myths you probably still believe about general delivery
Why do women go for voluntary C-section?
Dr. Shweta Mendiratta explained, “Women may want an alternative C-section for several reasons, including a previous delivery, labor pain or the spread of personal choice. Sometimes situations such as problems with placenta previa or fetal positions require a planned C-section. ,
Is voluntary C-section safe?
“Generally, an alternative C-section is considered safe if well-trained health professionals are performed in adequately equipped medical facilities. However, this course of delivery should be considered only once after assessing medical requirement and personal conditions. Prior to the final decision, pre -consultation with a doctor about professionals and opposition is necessary, “Dr. Shweta Mendirat highlighted. Also read Maternal mortality: Pregnancy is ‘shocking dangerous’

What should we see when choosing an alternative C-section?
The doctor further indicated the things that we should be careful about, while selecting voluntary C-sections:
Subsequent recovery: Surgery for C-section makes it a major abdominal surgery; Therefore, in the period of recovery, pain and movement problems have prolonged risk for problems, as contrary to vaginal distribution.
Risk of surgery: Risk includes the possibility of infection, heavy bleeding, clotting formation, or anesthesia complications.
destiny’s Child: With several C-sections, the risk of uterine breakdown, placenta extrate and adhesion will increase. Also read Caesarean Awareness Month: Myth and Misconception about C-section
Newborn lung issues: Infants having C-section have a high risk of experiencing a temporary breathing problem, known as transient tachipnia.
Hospitalist: A long hospital has to remain compared to vaginal births, which will enable proper observation and appropriate time for recovery.
Note the readers: This article is only for informative purposes and is not an option for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor with any question about a medical condition.