Having Multiple or Repeat C-Section: Benefits, Risks & more
If you have had a c-section in the past, then it does not mean that your next delivery has to be a caesarean only. Read more to know about risks and benefits of having multiple or repeat c-sections.
When a baby is removed from a mother’s womb by a surgical procedure, it is called a Caesarean delivery or a C-section. A woman who has delivered her first child via a C-Section is more likely to deliver her subsequent babies through Caesarean deliveries, too. If you are wondering whether or not multiple or repeat
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