What is the whole process of caesarean section

Pregnancy is a very happy yet hard thing, and as the due date approaches, many pregnant mothers are struggling with whether to have a natural birth or a caesarean section. Mothers need to be prepared. So, let me share my experience with you.

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The following items need to be prepared for production:

At least 6 sets of baby clothes (must be pure cotton), tissues, straws (for drinking water during cesarean section), maternity toilet paper, and baby bottles

1 Three days after the due date, the baby was still not moving. My husband and mother-in-law were a little anxious. After breakfast, we prepared to go to the hospital for another prenatal check-up. The doctor took a quick look and asked us to go for an ultrasound in the afternoon. Then we went home at around 11 o'clock and prepared to return to the hospital for an ultrasound after dinner.

2 After returning home and having dinner, I felt the fetal movement was more obvious and different from usual. I went to the toilet and found that I had some spotting, but because it was my first child, I didn’t know if I was about to give birth, and I was embarrassed to say it. After dinner, I washed my hair before going to the hospital (this action proved to be very correct, because I couldn’t wash my hair within a month after giving birth). After washing, we went to the hospital. Halfway there, my stomach hurt more and more, so I told my mother-in-law that I had a stomachache. My mother-in-law became very nervous and said that I might be about to give birth. We quickly went to the hospital for a B-ultrasound, and then the doctor told us that I was about to give birth. I immediately went through the admission procedures and began the birth process that I still remember vividly.

3After being admitted to the hospital, the contractions became more and more obvious. They started at 2 o'clock, and by 6 o'clock I began to feel pain every 3 minutes. I began to feel unbearable, and quickly used the breathing labor pain relief method I learned to relieve the pain. By 7 o'clock in the evening, the pain was so severe that I felt I had no strength to breathe, and I started to scream, but I insisted on having a natural birth. The pain continued, every 3 minutes, until 2 o'clock in the morning, when I could no longer hold on. The doctor came and broke my water and said that the amniotic fluid was severely contaminated and that I needed to have a caesarean section immediately. There was no other way. For the safety of the child, I began to prepare for the operation.

4The operation didn't start until 4 o'clock. In the operating room, the anesthesiologist gave me anesthesia, but it still hurt. The surgeon cut my belly with a knife, and the anesthesia hadn't taken effect yet. The knife was so painful that I screamed. The anesthesiologist increased the dose of anesthesia. Originally, half anesthesia would have been enough, but I guess I was fully anesthetized. Anyway, I didn't know what happened afterwards. It felt like a dream, except that I had no feeling and no pain. At that moment, I thought I was dead. I was thinking, so this is what it feels like to die. It's great that I don't have to feel so much pain (it's so funny to think about it now). Finally, I heard the baby crying, and I knew my baby was out. At that moment, all the pain was taken away with the crying. I was so happy.

5Then I started a month-long confinement. My case was an unexpected one, so I chose a caesarean section. I couldn't move for three days after giving birth. So if you can have a natural birth, don't have a caesarean section. It's not that it won't hurt. It's also very painful, and the risks are very high. A natural birth only hurts for a while, and you can go home the next day after giving birth. Mother's love is really great.

The above is a brief introduction to the entire process of cesarean section. I believe everyone should be clear about it. Here I would like to remind you that: pregnant mothers must receive prenatal psychological counseling, which is also very helpful for a successful delivery. Do not develop depression, which will affect the healthy growth of the fetus, but you must pay attention to postpartum care.