[header] How to decide whether to have a c section [title] Weigh the risks of any pre-existing health conditions you might have. [step] There are some health conditions that can make it safer for you or safer for your baby if you have a c-section. For this reason it is extremely important that your doctor know your complete medical history.
[header] How to decide whether to have a c section [title] Weigh the risks of any pre-existing health conditions you might have. [step] There are some health conditions that can make it safer for you or safer for your baby if you have a c-section. For this reason it is extremely important that your doctor know your complete medical history.
He or she can look you up on the pros and cons and make sure you are healthy enough for a c-section. [substeps] This is okay regardless of what your doctor determines. Do research to find out what risks you might be facing. [title] Figure out when you had a c-section. A full medical history is of great benefit to your baby if it's pregnant, and to you if it's potential for complications. Some risks you should consider include : [substeps] Tumors and tumors are extremely rare in people with a c-section. Conditions that might lead the doctor to advise a c-section include : [substeps] If you have a heart problem that could make going through a vaginal delivery dangerous for you. If you have high blood pressure that makes it important that the child be delivered immediately.