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C-Section

A C-section is a surgical procedure to deliver a baby through an incision in the mother’s abdomen and uterus. It is a common and safe procedure that can be planned in advance or performed as an emergency. The surgery is typically performed under regional anesthesia (spinal or epidural), which numbs the lower half of your body, allowing you to remain awake and alert to witness the birth of your baby.

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Your Guide to Safe and Expert Surgical Delivery

At Miracle Hospital, our priority is the health and safety of both mother and baby. Our C-Section (Caesarean Section) services are designed to provide a safe and expertly performed surgical delivery when it is medically necessary. While we passionately support natural childbirth, we also recognize that a C-section can be the safest and best option in many situations. Our skilled team of obstetricians, anesthesiologists, and neonatal specialists is dedicated to ensuring your comfort, safety, and a positive birthing experience, even in the operating room.

This guide is designed to provide you with a clear understanding of C-sections, outlining when they are performed, what to expect during the procedure, and what your recovery will look like.

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When is a C-Section Medically Necessary?

The decision to perform a C-section is always based on what is safest for you and your baby. It is a necessary procedure when a vaginal birth poses risks.

Planned (Elective) C-Sections

A C-section may be planned in advance for medical reasons that are identified during your pregnancy, such as:

  • Previous C-Section: If you have had a prior C-section, it may be safer to have another.
  • Breech or Transverse Presentation: When the baby is positioned feet-first or sideways instead of head-first.
  • Placenta Previa: When the placenta is covering the cervix, blocking the baby’s exit.
  • Multiple Births: For some twin, triplet, or other multiple pregnancies.
  • Certain Maternal Health Conditions: Such as severe pre-eclampsia, heart disease, or a known active herpes outbreak.
Emergency C-Sections

An emergency C-section is performed when unexpected complications arise during labor, such as:

  • Fetal Distress: When the baby’s heart rate shows signs of distress.
  • Failure to Progress in Labor: When labor stalls despite medical interventions.
  • Umbilical Cord Prolapse: When the umbilical cord drops into the birth canal before the baby.
  • Uterine Rupture: A rare but serious complication.

The C-Section Process at Miracle Hospital

Our team will ensure you are well-informed and comfortable at every stage of the procedure.

Before the Procedure During the Delivery After the Procedure
  • You will be taken to a pre-operative area to get ready.
  • Our anesthesiologist will administer a spinal or epidural to numb you from the waist down. You will not feel pain, but you may feel some pressure or pulling.
  • Your partner is welcome to be in the operating room with you for support.
  • A screen will be placed to allow you to see your baby once they are born, while maintaining a sterile environment.
  • Our skilled obstetrician will make a horizontal incision in your abdomen and uterus, and within minutes, your baby will be born.
  • We prioritize gentle, skin-to-skin contact with the mother and baby as soon as it is medically safe.
  • The medical team will stitch the incisions. This usually takes about 30-40 minutes.
  • You will be moved to a recovery room where your vital signs are monitored.
  • The baby will be checked by our pediatrician and then brought back to you for bonding and breastfeeding.

Recovery and Post-Delivery Care

Recovery from a C-section is a gradual process. Our team is dedicated to supporting your healing every step of the way.

In the Hospital
  • Pain Management: We will provide medication to help you manage post-operative pain.
  • Early Movement: We will encourage you to walk and move around a few hours after surgery, which aids in recovery and prevents complications.
  • Lactation Support: Our certified lactation consultants will be available to help you start breastfeeding.
At Home
  • Wound Care: We will provide detailed instructions on how to care for your incision to prevent infection.
  • Activity: We will advise you on what physical activities to avoid for the first few weeks, such as heavy lifting.
  • Emotional Support: We will screen for and provide support for postpartum depression and anxiety.
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