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WHO Guidelines Can Cut Unnecessary C-Section Deliveries In India: Report
Implementing the World Health Organization's guidelines could help improve women's care during childbirth and reduce unnecessary cesarean section deliveries, a pilot study conducted in India has found.
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Painless Delivery: How Is It Different From A Normal Delivery?
Painless delivery or cesarean section delivery has its own pros and cons
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5 Things That Help Recovering From C-Section Delivery
C-section delivery needs extra care to completely recover from the surgery and to heal the skin
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Soon, A Robot May Be Performing C-Section Deliveries In Hospitals
Controlled by healthcare assistants, the machines will soon be delivering babies by carrying out C-sections as well as other surgeries, say experts.
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Caesarian Deliveries To Be Performed By Robots Soon: Report
Robotics are expected to become so sophisticated, hospitals may not need surgeons. Controlled by healthcare assistants, the machines will soon be delivering babies by carrying out C-sections as well as other surgeries, say experts.
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Is Normal Delivery Possible After Cesarean? Our Expert Has The Answer
All women can opt for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) for their second or third birth in order to avoid complications of a c-section delivery. However, there are certain criteria which need to be followed.
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New Study Suggests Inducing Labour At 30 Weeks Of Pregnancy May Be A Good Idea!
Women induced at 39 weeks were less likely to need a Caesarean section than those who waited to let labor begin spontaneously. There is a percentage for C-section cases - 18.6 percent for the induced group, compared with 22.2 percent for the other group
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Guidelines On Cesarean Deliveries
The petition was filed by Reepak Kansal, who had alleged "flagrant violations and abuse of health norms".
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C-Section Deliveries: Top Risk Factors Associated With C-Section Deliveries
A C-section or Cesarean section is referred to the surgical delivery of a baby. It involves one incision in the mother's abdomen and another one in the uterus.
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The New WHO Guidelines To Help Curb The Rise In C-Section Deliveries
WHO's new guidelines say that women in labour must be given more time to give birth. Read full report here.
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Blog: 'I Delivered Through C-Section But It Doesn't Make Me A Lesser Mom'
Why is a C-section mom made to feel like she took the easy way out?
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Top 6 Myths About Cesarean Deliveries Busted
Cesarean deliveries are subject to a number of myths, take a look.
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7 Useful Pregnancy Tips For A Vaginal/Normal Delivery
Where you wish to ensure everything normal for your child when he/she comes in this world, why not ensure a normal welcome as well.
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Transgender Women Might Be Able To Give Birth Soon, Say Fertility Experts
Fertility experts reveal that transgender women might be able to reproduce in the near future with the help of uterus transplants.
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Kids Born Via C-Section More Likely To Be Obese As Adults
World Obesity Day: A study conducted by the New York University states that kids born via c-section are more likely to be obese adults. This is expected to curb the increased number of c-sections births.
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WHO Guidelines Can Cut Unnecessary C-Section Deliveries In India: Report
Implementing the World Health Organization's guidelines could help improve women's care during childbirth and reduce unnecessary cesarean section deliveries, a pilot study conducted in India has found.
-
Painless Delivery: How Is It Different From A Normal Delivery?
Painless delivery or cesarean section delivery has its own pros and cons
-
5 Things That Help Recovering From C-Section Delivery
C-section delivery needs extra care to completely recover from the surgery and to heal the skin
-
Soon, A Robot May Be Performing C-Section Deliveries In Hospitals
Controlled by healthcare assistants, the machines will soon be delivering babies by carrying out C-sections as well as other surgeries, say experts.
-
Caesarian Deliveries To Be Performed By Robots Soon: Report
Robotics are expected to become so sophisticated, hospitals may not need surgeons. Controlled by healthcare assistants, the machines will soon be delivering babies by carrying out C-sections as well as other surgeries, say experts.
-
Is Normal Delivery Possible After Cesarean? Our Expert Has The Answer
All women can opt for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) for their second or third birth in order to avoid complications of a c-section delivery. However, there are certain criteria which need to be followed.
-
New Study Suggests Inducing Labour At 30 Weeks Of Pregnancy May Be A Good Idea!
Women induced at 39 weeks were less likely to need a Caesarean section than those who waited to let labor begin spontaneously. There is a percentage for C-section cases - 18.6 percent for the induced group, compared with 22.2 percent for the other group
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Guidelines On Cesarean Deliveries
The petition was filed by Reepak Kansal, who had alleged "flagrant violations and abuse of health norms".
-
C-Section Deliveries: Top Risk Factors Associated With C-Section Deliveries
A C-section or Cesarean section is referred to the surgical delivery of a baby. It involves one incision in the mother's abdomen and another one in the uterus.
-
The New WHO Guidelines To Help Curb The Rise In C-Section Deliveries
WHO's new guidelines say that women in labour must be given more time to give birth. Read full report here.
-
Blog: 'I Delivered Through C-Section But It Doesn't Make Me A Lesser Mom'
Why is a C-section mom made to feel like she took the easy way out?
-
Top 6 Myths About Cesarean Deliveries Busted
Cesarean deliveries are subject to a number of myths, take a look.
-
7 Useful Pregnancy Tips For A Vaginal/Normal Delivery
Where you wish to ensure everything normal for your child when he/she comes in this world, why not ensure a normal welcome as well.
-
Transgender Women Might Be Able To Give Birth Soon, Say Fertility Experts
Fertility experts reveal that transgender women might be able to reproduce in the near future with the help of uterus transplants.
-
Kids Born Via C-Section More Likely To Be Obese As Adults
World Obesity Day: A study conducted by the New York University states that kids born via c-section are more likely to be obese adults. This is expected to curb the increased number of c-sections births.
