A Cesarean section is performed to deliver a baby surgically by making incisions on the mother's abdomen and uterus. C-sections can sometimes be voluntary. However, most doctors recommend this surgery if there are any complications in pregnancy. It can be recommended if the baby is in distress or an unusual position, if a fibroid is blocking the birth channel, if you are carrying twins or triplets, etc.C-section isn't an ideal option for those women who want to conceive several children. Higher the number of C-sections, the Higher the risk of complications in future pregnancies. This procedure can bear risks both to the baby and the mother. The babies born via C-section usually have breathing problems and mild injuries on the skin, which may be caused by a tool touching the baby during the surgery. The mother could witness blood loss, infection, and blood clots during the aftermath of the surgery. You will be asked to stay at the hospital for 2 to 3 days after the surgery. The medications provided to relieve the pain will be prescribed, keeping breastfeeding in mind.

The obstetricians at Aster medical center have years of experience conducting Cesarean sections, hysterectomy, TLH, LSH, etc. Our doctors and surgeons aim to perform the surgeries related to pregnancy smoothly without compromising the health of the mother and the baby.