What are the complications after cesarean section?

Young people nowadays are very afraid of natural childbirth, and they also believe that natural childbirth will cause serious damage to their body shape and other aspects, so many of them choose cesarean section, but they are also worried about the complications of cesarean section. So they want to know specifically what complications there are after cesarean section? For more detailed information, please see the following introduction to complications of cesarean section.

As the cesarean section rate increased, the incidence of neonatal asphyxia did not decrease significantly, and the relative risk of maternal mortality in cesarean section increased compared with vaginal delivery. Take intraoperative complications as an example. Cesarean section may cause abnormal uterine bleeding, and the operation may also cause damage to the bladder and ureters. After the operation, the proportion of mothers suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, irregular menstruation, low back pain, and ectopic pregnancy will also increase. Cesarean section complications are 3 times more common than vaginal delivery!

Experts point out that pregnant women who undergo caesarean section have many long-term complications, such as anemia, chronic abdominal pain, and reduced labor force. At the same time, the proportion of children born by caesarean section suffering from "sensory integration disorder" is higher than that of children born naturally. This means that children born by caesarean section may have problems such as inattention and poor balance.

Cesarean section is not an absolutely safe operation. Experts said: "As the cesarean section rate increases, the incidence of neonatal asphyxia has not decreased significantly. Compared with vaginal delivery, the relative risk of maternal death in cesarean section has risen again. Take intraoperative complications as an example. Cesarean section may cause abnormal uterine bleeding, and the operation may also cause damage to the bladder and ureter. After the operation, the proportion of mothers suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, irregular menstruation, low back pain, and ectopic pregnancy will also increase."

However, our pregnant women only see the advantages of cesarean sections, but do not fully understand the risks of these surgeries. Experts say that after a cesarean section, there may be symptoms such as prolonged menstruation, prolonged spotting, increased menstruation, and dull pain and discomfort in the lower abdomen. Experts speculate that these abnormal vaginal bleeding are most likely related to incision bleeding during cesarean section, incision position being too high, etc.

In short, cesarean section has far more complications than vaginal delivery. This method of delivery may cause serious short-term harm to the mother herself, and will also affect the child's future emotional intelligence.

The above specifically introduces the complications after cesarean section. Experts say that there are many complications after caesarean section, such as anemia, chronic abdominal pain, and weakened labor force, etc. Therefore, experts have always believed that if physical health allows, natural childbirth is not only beneficial to one's own health, but also to the health of the child.