Women who have caesarean sections don't live long

Many women are afraid of the process of natural childbirth because it is relatively painful, so most women may choose a cesarean section because anesthesia is used during the process. There are also methods that if a woman undergoes a caesarean section, it will directly affect her life expectancy, which makes many women feel conflicted when choosing a method of delivery. So is it true that caesarean section will shorten a woman’s life?

1. Cesarean section itself has no effect on women's life expectancy and will not shorten their life expectancy. Of course, cesarean section is a traumatic surgical procedure and there are certain risks involved in the operation. In very rare cases, women may suffer from complications such as heavy bleeding, amniotic fluid embolism, etc. due to various unexpected situations during cesarean section, which may endanger the life of the mother. However, the vast majority of women are safe during cesarean section operations. As long as they follow the doctor's orders and receive proper care after the operation, it will not have an adverse effect on women's life expectancy if they recover well.

2. Caesarean section is a relatively mature operation. A caesarean section for the first child will not affect life expectancy. However, a third caesarean section will increase the risk of uterine rupture. Generally, a careful decision is required. Generally, after the second or third cesarean section, the mother will be recommended to undergo sterilization. Because of three or more cesarean sections, the scar on the uterus may cause spontaneous uterine rupture in the late pregnancy, and the risk of further delivery will be very high, so there is no need to worry that it will affect your life expectancy.

3. Caesarean section will not affect a woman’s life span, so you can rest assured. It is just a minor operation and you don’t need to be overly nervous or concerned. If the baby's position is not good and a natural birth is insisted on, it may cause uterine rupture, which will affect the woman's life span. So don’t have any wrong ideas, trust your doctor, and he will not give you incorrect or inappropriate options.