The cesarean section and possible repercussions for the mother and the child. Reflections from experience
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https://doi.org/10.31403/rpgo.v70i2702Keywords:
Pregnancy, Pregnant women, Fetus, Infant, Newborn, Cesarean section, Personal autonomy, Child health, Pediatric obesityAbstract
Cesarean section has evolved over time to become a safe procedure to save the
life of the mother and/or fetus in the event of an alteration in their health. On the
other hand, the woman has acquired autonomy over her own health and can decide
how to terminate her pregnancy. However, cesarean sections are also known to
be performed for unjustifiable medical reasons. This article presents some of the
immediate and mediate complications of cesarean sections on the health of the
woman and the newborn, which the pregnant woman should be aware of before
signing an informed consent, even in serious cases that require immediate surgical
intervention. The obstetrician-gynecologist and the general practitioner must be
updated for the best decision.
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