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Are C-Sections actually necessary?

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MAGALADY19 days ago

Today a c-section is more about money and convenience!

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Artemis19 days ago

The rate of c sections in America is astounding!! They call it "standard of care". I call it barbaric. Women are not built to birth on their backs.Thank you @BarbaraOneillAU. Let's bring back natural birthing!!❤️🙏🇺🇸💪

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AmericanKat19 days ago

This is a very dangerous take. With the onset of obesity in American women, the fetuses are getting much larger, macrasomic, requiring C-Sections. And that's just one factor to consider.

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Picobal19 days ago

With my first, they let me labor 60 hours and then did a c-section. (Friday night is a bad time to go into labor). Baby had her arm raised over her head and wouldn't put it down. She was trying to dig her way out.

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Truthseeker19 days ago

It's all about the money.

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Emily Shell19 days ago

After three attempts at natural birth and three c sections, we discovered mine were necessary 🥲 apparently i have an abnormal pelvis that "no baby could ever fit through" according to my doctor

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Farid Khan ♓19 days ago

Why the unnecessary curiousity, wanting to know n poke everything. Leave some room for faith. Even quantum physics supports observer effect, then why bother spoiling something divine. If you ever get a problem, or something unusual only and only then, you should ever go for ultra

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Erna K19 days ago

😲

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🐺SheWolf🐺19 days ago

I had a c-section 42 yrs ago. I still suffer from scar tissue which is still very painful to this day!

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SaraQby&by19 days ago

Some. But not most

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The Snarky Nurse19 days ago

I’ve had three babies and the first two were through the typical OB and hospital model. All of the pre-natal care and hospital birthing experiences ranged from mildly annoying to awful. I can’t say that even one thing felt beneficial or pleasant. My last baby I had a homebirth with a midwife. I declined any testing or interventions other than one blood test to make sure I wasn’t anemic. It was the best pregnancy and birth I’ve had by a landslide.

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