A baby is delivered via a cesarean birth (C-section), which involves making surgical incisions in the uterus and abdomen. It may be required to make plans for a C-section if certain pregnancy issues arise. Women who have undergone cesarean sections may undergo another one. But frequently, it isn't evident if a first-time C-section is necessary until after labor begins. Being aware of what to anticipate both during and after a C-section will help you prepare if you're expecting. One of the most frequent causes of C-sections is labor dystocia, or labor that is not advancing. Prolonged first stage (prolonged dilatation or opening of the cervix) or prolonged second stage (prolonged duration of pushing after complete cervical dilation) are problems with labor progression. A C-section can be the best course of action if there is concern about changes in the baby's heartbeat. For kids whose feet or buttocks enter the birth canal first (breech) or whose sides or shoulders come first (transverse), a C-section is the safest delivery method.

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