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Here is a nice short c section video to add to our childbirth video library. It is very clear from this c section video that a cesarean section is not simple or painless. It is major abdominal surgery. Just because the mother is anesthetized, does not mean she will not suffer the results of this barbaric procedure for months following the surgery.
The newborn will also suffer physically and psychologically from a c-section. He will not experience the benefits of traveling through the birth canal such as natural suctioning of the nasal passageways which increases his chances of respiratory damages. He will also be at risk of a number of risks of preterm delivery since he was not allowed his full time to develop in the uterus. He will also suffer the psychological ramifications of a violent delivery compete with strangers ripping him from the uterus, maternal trauma, medical instruments, bright lights and the most unnecessary and potentially damaging of all: immediate cord clamping.
The worst part about c sections is that the vast majority of them are totally unnecessary. The only thing more barbaric than filleting a pregnant woman to remove her baby before it can be born is routine infant circumcision. Please know your facts before you let your doctor mutilate your body for his or her convenience and profit.
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i have just read your article on c sections, i had two c sections not by choice, my first born was in distress, her hearbeat had slowed dramitacaly and she had passed merconium inside me, and would not have been born healthy if i did not have a c section, my son was also born by c section after 2 failed attempts at induction and due to the risks involved with inducing labour due to having a previous section, i was advised to opt for another c section. some people do not have a choice and many babies(and mothers) would die or the babies suffer severe problems like cerebal palsy if this procedure was not carried out. your article is a complete load of rubbish!! i am all for natural childbirth but for some women a c section is the only option, my children are both healthy and do not appear affected by their “barbaric” entry into the world.
@sam larbey:
Thanks for writing! I have to wonder what caused the distress, heartbeat issues and meconium in your firstborn. Oftentimes, the care providers are the ones who create the need for a cesarean with inductions, immobile positions, horizontal birthing positions, etc.
The point is that most are unnecessary but I do not think anyone will argue that 5% or so do save lives. Please read Pushed by Jennifer Block to learn more.
I am very happy that you and your babies are healthy however. Congratulations!