A cesarean section may be planned or emergency, depending on the circumstances. Planned cesarean section Common indications: Breech or transverse fetal position that cannot be corrected Placenta previa (the placenta covers the cervix) Multiple pregnancy with unfavorable fetal positions Previous cesarean sections (in some cases) Certain chronic mate...
MORENot all cases are suitable, and it is important to know that from the outset. The decision to attempt VBAC is always made on an individual basis, after reviewing the full medical history. Favorable factors for a successful VBAC: The previous caesarean involved a low transverse uterine incision (lower segment incision), the most common modern techni...
MOREVaginal birth, or vaginal delivery, is the birth of a baby through the vagina without surgical intervention. It is the natural mode of delivery and, when there are no contraindications, it is the first-line option. Benefits for the mother: Faster recovery after childbirth Lower risk of infections and surgical complications Quicker return to daily a...
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