Iraqi doctors turn to acupuncture for caesarean deliveries
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GoToSeePosted
Wed 05 May 2010 2:47am
Doctors in war-torn Baghdad have used acupuncture as a substitute for drugs for mothers who give birth by caesarean section.
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Caesarean = rape?
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Dr. Meredith NashPosted
Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:05pm
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As we all know, the caesarean rate (emergency and elective) has risen dramatically over the past decade in most of the industrialised world and 'natural' childbirth has become something of a vestigial organ.
For many women, a caesarean is not only painful but also traumatic. Somehow birth has become only
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Diabetes risk to children born by Caesarean
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GoToSeePosted
Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:03am
A new study has suggested that mothers who give birth by Caesarean section increase the risk of their children developing diabetes.
The review covered 20 studies on children with type 1 diabetes and found those delivered by Caesarean increased their risk of developing diabetes by 20%.
Researchers said that the rise in children with type 1
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Caesareans Reduce Incidence of Incontinence
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Allanda ..Posted
Fri 06 Nov 2009 10:00pm
According to the NHS, the number of elective Caesareans has doubled over the past 20 years, it seems that fears of incontinence following childbirth, have contributed to the increase in Caesareans.
There are three main clichés used to explain why women are asking to have their babies delivered by Caesareans section: Too posh to push; too busy to push
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Elective Caesarean birth
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Emanuela ..Posted
Sun 07 Sep 2008 8:02pm
Being informed that you should have an elective caesarean birthcan come as a bit of a shock especially if you had envisaged a natural birth, a home birth or even perhaps a water birth.For some mums-to-be the thought of having a caesarean birth may seem quite glamorous and the easy option….look at
Victoria Beckham she’s apparently had three
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“The country’s dismal rates of vaginal birth after Caesarean”
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Jason S.Posted
Tue 09 Mar 2010 7:15am
From the N.Y. Times :
The national Caesarean rate, 31.8 percent, has been rising steadily for the last 11 years and is fed by repeat patients. Critics say that doctors are performing too many Caesareans, needlessly exposing women and infants to surgical risks and running up several billion dollars a year in excess bills, precisely the kind of overuse
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Caesarean Delivery By NIKO
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pehpotPosted
Sun 01 Nov 2009 10:02pm
is aboutCaesarean Delivery. According to pehpot, she never experienced (and no plans) CS delivery, so when she thought about topics for her guest blogger,Caesarean deliveryis on her top... touched. Really, this is very touching. I am so touched..
Host: So let's talk about yourCaesarean delivery,When did you know you will have to deliver your baby by CS delivery
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Strong Links Between Caesarean Delivery and Asthma
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Nick B.Posted
Tue 02 Dec 2008 6:25pm
of Caesarean births.
Doctors report that there is a much higher chance of developing asthma for those being delivered by C-section than compared to natural birth babies. Experts suggest... born by Caesarean section had an 80 per cent higher chance of suffering from asthma compared to those born naturally.
The development of asthma was seen to be three times higher
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