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Yep, if you think about it, the above advice is nothing but "common sense" and good medicine practice. The point is that the decision between a normal birth an
by jaclaz 8y ago
Yep, if you think about it, the above advice is nothing but "common sense" and good medicine practice.
The point is that the decision between a normal birth and a C-section is to be taken on a case by case basis by a (hopefully) competent doctor and not "planned" (one way or the other) in advance or decided because of other reasons.
Anecdata, my uncle was a surgeon and he always repeated us that "if it is really-really, and I mean really needed, than go for it, but otherwise never let anyone cut through your body".