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There’s about a one third likelihood that you will give birth via caesarian section (C Section). Whilst vaginal births are always preferred as the healthiest means of delivery, a C Section may be necessary where your baby is positioned side ways or feet first in your womb. There may also be something obstructing the placenta which would spurn a C Section. Because the surgeons will need to make an incision in your abdomen and uterus during a C Section, there’s an increased risk of affecting the nearby organs such as the uterus itself, or the bladder. Regular vaginal birth is challenging, however a C Section might leave you feeling sore afterwards and raise the risk of having to revisit the hospital. A mother who gives birth via C Section is more than likely to give birth via C Section for all subsequent children she delivers. In rare instances, C Sections can result in the placenta attaching to the abdomen and growing through the uterus. This raises the risk of blood loss in delivery. In certain situations, the doctor may need to perform a hysterectomy in order to stop serious complications. Also be aware that the babies health is also impacted by the method of delivery. Babies born vaginally are less likely to suffer from health complications such as allergies, respiratory issues, or blood sugar problems. Your bodies hormones will help and assist you to give birth during pregnancy, and is likely the bacteria in the birth canal have positive health impacts on your baby. Only in situations such as described above, or an emergency situation would a C Section be required. To ensure you have a healthy birth, maintain continous communication with your maternity consultant and physician, monitor you and your babies’ health through regular antenatal visits, and ensure your diet and activity are healthy.
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Níl thart ar an tríú dóchúlacht amháin go mbeidh tú a thabhairt breithe trí alt caesarian (Roinn C). Cé go bhfuil a rugadh i faighne i gcónaí is fearr mar an modh healthiest seachadta, Is féidir le Roinn C gá áit a bhfuil do leanbh suite bealaí taobh nó cosa ar dtús i do bhroinn. D'fhéadfadh a bheith ann freisin rud éigin a chuirfeadh bac ar an broghais a spurn a Roinn C. Mar go mbeidh gá na máinlianna a dhéanamh incision i do bolg agus uterus le linn Cuid C, níl an baol méadaithe a dhéanann difear do orgán in aice láimhe mar an uterus féin den sórt sin, nó an lamhnán. Is breith faighne rialta dúshlánach, áfach, d'fhéadfadh Roinn C fhágann tú tinn mothú ina dhiaidh sin agus ardú riosca a bhfuil a chaitheamh ar an t-ospidéal. Tá máthair a thugann breith trí C Rannóg níos mó ná dócha go breith a thabhairt trí Roinn C do gach leanbh ina dhiaidh sin seachadann sí. I gcásanna neamhchoitianta, Is féidir le Ranna C mar thoradh ar an broghais a ghabhann leis an bolg agus ag fás tríd an uterus. Ardaíonn sé seo an riosca caillteanais fola i seachadadh. I gcásanna áirithe, Seans go mbeidh an dochtúir a dhéanamh ar hysterectomy i ordú chun stop a chur le deacrachtaí tromchúiseacha. Chomh maith leis sin bheith ar an eolas go bhfuil an Tá sláinte leanaí tionchar freisin tríd an modh seachadta. Babaithe a saolaíodh vaginally iad níos lú seans ag fulaingt ó deacrachtaí sláinte ar nós ailléirgí, saincheisteanna riospráide, nó fadhbanna siúcra fola. Do comhlachtaí hormóin cabhrú agus a cabhrú leat breith a thabhairt le linn toirchis, agus is dócha an baictéir sa chanáil breithe tionchair sláinte dhearfach ar do leanbh. Ach amháin i gcásanna den sórt sin mar a thuairiscítear thuas, nó go mbeadh staid éigeandála a C Alt a bheith ag teastáil. Chun a chinntiú go bhfuil tú breithe sláintiúil, cumarsáid leanúnaí le choimeád ar bun do comhairleoir máithreachais agus dochtúir, monatóireacht a dhéanamh duit féin agus do leanaí’ sláinte trí chuairteanna réamhbhreithe rialta, agus a chinntiú go bhfuil do aiste bia agus gníomhaíocht sláintiúil.