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Nobody gives a stuff about the cost, you'll get the same pressure if you plan to deliver privately. There's fewer than 700,000 births a year. If every one was
by isostatic 8y ago
Nobody gives a stuff about the cost, you'll get the same pressure if you plan to deliver privately.
There's fewer than 700,000 births a year. If every one was a c-section it would cost an extra £700m a year, less than 1% of the NHS budget.
NICE guidelines state that the woman should discuss the pros and cons and then it's her choice.
- ng12 8y ago> then it's her choice Well, yes, but that doesn't mean it's a choice between two roughly equivalent options. C-Sections are invasive surgeries and come with added risks. I would argue a healthcare provider's duty is to advocate against them unless there is an appropriate medical reason.