For vaginal delivery and cesarean section, many people only have a superficial understanding, but they are not familiar with many aspects of them, which is actually not good. Women should have a better understanding of these delivery methods to prepare for future pregnancies and childbirth. So, what is the difference between vaginal delivery and cesarean section for women?
There is a significant difference between vaginal delivery and cesarean section. Natural childbirth generally does not require surgery, but one must rely on their own strength to give birth to the child. But if the fetus is too large or the fetal position is skewed, a lateral incision is needed. Secondly, after vaginal delivery, women's bodies recover faster and are able to get out of bed and move around earlier. Moreover, vaginal delivery causes less harm to women's bodies, making it easier for their uterus to recover.
Cesarean section, on the other hand, requires surgery to cut open the female uterus and extract the baby. This production method requires injection anesthesia during the production process. After childbirth, women will feel severe pain, have a longer rest period, and have a slower recovery rate. Especially for women who cannot eat immediately after childbirth, they need to wait for their body to exhaust before eating.
From this, it can be seen that there are many differences between vaginal delivery and cesarean section for women, both in terms of the production process and post delivery care. For the choice of production method, it is generally recommended that women follow the doctor's arrangement, unless they are very suitable for natural childbirth, then consider cesarean section.
