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Planned C Section: Facts You Need To Know
When a pregnant woman plans about giving birth, she usually imagines a vaginal birth. C sections are becoming increasingly common these days. But still, the idea of giving birth is associated with contractions, labour pain and pushing the baby out. Most expectant mothers feel that they have little plan when it comes to having a C section. It is basically left to the doctor.
However, the concept of planned C sections are coming into practice these days. Some mothers choose to have a hassle free C section delivery instead of going through the uncertainty of labour. In some cases, the doctor can also do a planned C section if he/ she finds the need.
There is much planning to be done if you are having a planned C section. Here some basics you must know.
Why is your C section planned?
First of all, you must a have good reason to have a planned C section. Your doctor is liable to give you a full explanation as to why he/ she is planning a surgical birth instead of waiting for a normal one. Always remember, a C section can never be done without your consent.
When is your delivery planned?
When we say 'planned' C section, there is a time frame in which the delivery can be planned. Ideally a C section can be planned not before 38 weeks and not after 39 weeks of pregnancy. So that leaves with just a week in which all the planning has to be done.
Time Of Birth
If you are having a vaginal birth, you have no control over the exact time at which your baby is born. In case of surgical births you have the option to suggest an 'auspicious' hour of birth but it is up to your doctor to take the advice or not.
C Section n Tubectomy
Many women who do not wish to have any more children can opt for having a C section birth and a tubectomy at the same time. It ensures you have no more unwanted pregnancies. You need to discuss your options with your doctor beforehand.
Type Of Anesthesia
Traditionally, the mother was put under general anesthesia for a C section delivery. But now, even a partial anesthesia can be done so that you don't miss out on the experience of childbirth. You can actually hear your baby's first cries and touch your baby too! However, you need to consult your doctor to see which kind of anesthesia may be used safely in your case.
These are some details that can help you have a well planned C section.
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