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| | Even though a vaginal delivery is the most common way to give birth, a is often advised and performed in certain situations. The relative safety of has seen a rise in the number of women being delivered in this way. Most maternity units in the UK deliver between 10 and 20 per cent of babies by Caesarean section. A may be planned in advance (elective section) or be performed at short notice, particularly if there are complications or difficulty in labour (emergency section). An elective is performed one to two weeks before the baby's due date. This ensures the baby is mature before delivery. |
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| | A is a safe operation for you and your baby. However, as with any major surgery, there are risks involved. The main risks are for the mother, such as heavy bleeding at the time of surgery and after delivery, in the wound or the development of a blood clot (thrombosis) in the leg veins. Your obstetrician and midwife will ensure that the appropriate measures are taken to reduce your risk of developing of complications. |
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