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Early C-section less harmful than we thought
New study finds no significant difference in adverse neonatal or maternal outcomes for elective Caesarean sections scheduled at 39 weeks compared with 38 weeks of gestation.
Asbjørn Mølgaard Sørensen
sunday 28. July 2013 - 06:35
Caesarean sections should ideally be performed as near the due date as
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What to Know About Cesarean Scars
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A caesarean section (c-section) may be planned or unplanned. Find out why you may need a c-section and what to do if you would like to have one.
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Induction of labour may be considered in pregnant women with a large baby
Sexual Health, Pregnancy and Childbirth
20.06.17
doi: 10.3310/signal-000425
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Induction of labour does not increase the risk of caesarean delivery in pregnant women with a larger than average baby.
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Can I Request to Have a C-Section?
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en español ¿Puedo pedir que me hagan una cesárea?
I'm 37 weeks pregnant and I'm just not sure I can wait for nature to take its course. Can I ask my doctor if I can schedule
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