Should I wait until the onset of labor before having a cesarean section?

Nowadays, there are mainly two ways for women to give birth. One is cesarean section, and the other is natural birth. Women can flexibly make a choice according to their own conditions. Some pregnant women do not want to bear the pain of uterine contractions and want to undergo surgery. Then, does the cesarean section have to wait until the onset of the disease? Let’s take a look at these little secrets after cesarean section with the editor.

1. Does Caesarean section need to be performed until the onset of symptoms?

It does not necessarily have to wait until that time. If the expectant mother has special conditions and must perform a cesarean section early, it must not be earlier than 36 weeks, because the fetus before this time is not perfect, and forced cesarean section may cause many health problems. In addition, the conditions of each pregnant mother are different, so the actual time of cesarean section cannot be generalized. Expectant mothers can communicate more with doctors. They will develop a delivery plan based on each individual's situation and choose the best time for cesarean section.

Medical experts generally believe that after 37 weeks of pregnancy, the baby has grown and developed fully and the pregnant woman can undergo a caesarean section. However, each pregnant woman's own situation is different, and the growth and development of the fetus in the belly is also different. 37 weeks is just an approximate number and has no practical guiding value.

2. Do some people want a caesarean section after divorce?

No doubt some people do. In the first marriage, people often pay attention to the economic status of the other party. Only when you really enter into marriage will you realize that only by finding someone with good habits and good manners can you live a good life. If you remarry, it must mean transcending your past marriage and allowing yourself to live a quality life. Otherwise, it is better not to get married.

A good marriage is indeed nourishing, but an unhappy marriage is depressing. Mi Lan's parents' next-door neighbor is a divorced woman who lives with her daughter. Perhaps because of their different values, I always heard quarrels in their house when I was a child. Later, the two did divorce, and it was obvious that the life of the mother and daughter was rich and colorful, and the daily necessities, the pots and pans, seemed to be ticking. Therefore, Mi Lan fully understands the truth that life is her own, and never judges other people's lives. Everyone has his own feelings and choices.