Can a person with high myopia give birth to a child naturally?

Walking down the street, you can see that almost everyone is wearing glasses. This is mostly due to excessive use of the eyes or looking at things in a dark environment, which causes their myopia. In fact, the harm of myopia is still quite large. You need glasses for your whole life, and it may even have some impact on childbirth. So, can people with severe myopia choose natural childbirth?

Whether you choose natural birth or caesarean section, you must first listen to what the doctor says. Generally, before accompanying the delivery, the doctor will first take a comprehensive look at our physical condition. Of course, the doctor will also look at our eyesight, and then determine a more suitable plan. Due to safety considerations, some families recommend that pregnant women with severe myopia have a caesarean section.

If the degree of myopia is relatively high, it is best to go to an ophthalmologist for a detailed examination. After all, ophthalmologists are very professional and need to check whether our eyes have any disease. If there is no disease, then the macula of the fundus is unlikely to fall off. If it belongs to this category, it can ensure a normal birth.

Of course, there will be another situation, that is, our eyes become diseased. At this time, the rate of retinal detachment will become faster and faster. Considering the health of the pregnant woman and the fetus in the belly, many families choose to have a caesarean section to give birth to the child. This will not affect the health of the pregnant woman and can also ensure that the child is born safely.

What are the reasons for a cesarean section?

When the pregnant mother has the following conditions, the doctor may suggest you consider cesarean section: pelvic abnormalities (narrow or deformed), transverse position of the fetus, cephalopelvic disproportion, placenta previa, placental abruption, serious pregnancy complications or diseases (such as combined heart disease, cholestasis of pregnancy), multiple pregnancy, fetal intrauterine distress, obvious abnormalities in the delivery process, uterine scar precursor uterine rupture, etc.