Although medical technology has made great progress compared to the past, there are still risks for pregnant women during childbirth. Whether it is a vaginal delivery or a caesarean section, pregnant women need to be mentally prepared and undergo pre delivery examinations in order to minimize risks. So, is cesarean section suffering or vaginal delivery suffering?
The pain points of cesarean section and vaginal delivery are different. Mothers who have undergone cesarean section will not feel pain during the delivery process due to the use of anesthesia, but after delivery, the anesthesia will cause significant pain. Mothers who give birth naturally will experience significant pain during delivery, which is in the private area. If the fetus is too large, a lateral incision may be necessary to increase the pain.
Mothers who have undergone cesarean section do not experience pain in their private parts as the fetus does not need to pass through them, and are less likely to develop infections. But there is a wound on the belly, so the painful area is on the belly. If the incision on the belly is not fully healed, the pain will intensify. Like women who give birth naturally, those who undergo cesarean section may also experience uterine contractions and pain after childbirth.
Overall, both vaginal and cesarean section mothers experience pain, but the location of the pain is different. Compared to vaginal delivery, cesarean section mothers have a longer recovery time, and if the wound is not treated properly, it can also cause infection. So it can be said that both vaginal delivery and cesarean section have their own advantages and disadvantages.
