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In C Section delivery, the baby is delivered surgically by making an incision in the mother’s abdomen. It is also called the cesarean section. When due to certain medical conditions or emergencies, it is too risky for normal vaginal delivery, the doctor asks for C-section delivery. Medical emergencies can be when the baby shows signs of fetal distress or the baby passes stool in the uterus, or the mother is tired of a long labour, or if the baby’s oxygen supply is cut off as the umbilical cord slips through the cervix. C section deliveries are recommended when normal delivery is not possible or when the expected mother fails to deliver the baby with normal procedure. We have expert doctors for C- section delivery. It is done when a mother gets too tired and cannot push after a long labour, or the oxygen supply is cut off. Reasons for C section delivery can be:
The baby has developmental conditions
baby’s head is too big for the birth canal
the baby is coming out feet first (breech birth)
early pregnancy complications
mother’s health problems, such as high blood pressure or unstable heart disease
mother has active genital herpes that could be transmitted to the baby
previous cesarean delivery
problems with the placenta, such as placental abruption or placenta previa
problems with the umbilical cord the baby is coming out shoulder first (transverse labour)
Dr Chetna Jain is an adept and expert gynaecologist and obstetrician and can handle any complications during labour. She can delicately handle complications of C section deliveries like
bleeding
blood clots
breathing problems for the child, especially if done before 39 weeks of pregnancy
increased risks for future pregnancies infection
injury to the child during surgery
longer recovery time compared with vaginal birth
surgical injury to other organs
adhesions, hernia, and other complications of abdominal surgery
C-section is not painful. There is pulling and pressure sensations. During the delivery, most women are awake and numbed from the waist down using anesthesia.
You cannot lift anything heavier than your baby. Pushing and pulling motions after a C-section delivery. You will have to rest for at least eight weeks and bending should be avoided until the incision heals.
Vaginal delivery has three stages that are labour i.e the shortening and opening of the cervix, then is descent and birth of the baby and the last is the delivery of the placenta.
Dr Chetna is the best doctor for C section delivery with great surgical skills and exceptional in the field of gynaecology and obstetrics.
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I had some complications during my labor and underwent C section delivery and the doctor Took great care of me during that time. I highly recommend Dr Chetna , she is a fabulous gynaecologist in Delhi NCR.
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I was having birth of my second child, and she was huge and I was not able to push during my long labour and I was tired. The doctor was quick in deciding for the C section and saved the life of my baby. Thank you doctor Chetna.
Amisha
I was scared of C section delivery when the doctor informed me about some abnormalities in my uterus but during the entire procedure she calmed me down, explained every process and took great care of me. Thanks dr Chetna .
Manvi
During my labor I was exhausted , frustrated and irritated but the doctor reassured me that everything was fine and my C section was pain free and comfortable. I highly recommend Dr Chetna for any gynaecological treatment.
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