Scheduled Cesarean
What are the reasons a cesarean might be scheduled? How would a scheduled cesarean differ from an unplanned or emergency cesarean? When does it happen?
What will I feel during a cesarean section?
If you are having a cesarean section you may not know what to expect. Most mothers think that they won't feel anything during the surgery, though this is not true.
If you are having a cesarean section you may not know what to expect. Most mothers think that they won't feel anything during the surgery, though this is not true.
Cesarean Birth and Doulas
Does the use of a professional labor support person benefit the family who delivers by cesarean section?
Does the use of a professional labor support person benefit the family who delivers by cesarean section?
Can I request a cesarean?
Are you allowed to request a cesarean without a medical reason?
Are you allowed to request a cesarean without a medical reason?
When can you schedule a cesarean section?
When you know that you need to schedule a cesarean to give birth you may want to know when you will schedule this around your due date.
When you know that you need to schedule a cesarean to give birth you may want to know when you will schedule this around your due date.
What happens before a scheduled c-section?
What are the procedures prior to a scheduled cesarean section? Do they differ from an unscheduled c-section?
What are the procedures prior to a scheduled cesarean section? Do they differ from an unscheduled c-section?
Why would you need a scheduled cesarean section?
What are some of the reasons that you would need a scheduled cesarean birth? Here are some answers.
What are some of the reasons that you would need a scheduled cesarean birth? Here are some answers.
Tips for a Safer Cesarean Section
Having a cesarean section is major surgery. There are things that you can do to help lower your risk of complications and infections after surgery, all you need to do is to speak up!
Having a cesarean section is major surgery. There are things that you can do to help lower your risk of complications and infections after surgery, all you need to do is to speak up!