Is there a painless caesarean section?

Many young women are afraid of getting pregnant and having children because it is a long and painful process for women. They will face a lot of pain during pregnancy. In addition, there will be very severe pain when giving birth. Regardless of whether it is a natural birth or a caesarean section, they basically have to endure the pain of childbirth. Natural birth is more painful than caesarean section. So is there any painless caesarean section at present?

Is there a painless caesarean section?

The happiest thing a woman experiences after getting married is getting pregnant and having a baby. When the pregnancy is more than nine months, the baby will come into this world. Of course, at this time all mothers hope to give birth naturally. After all, children born naturally have strong resistance. However, some pregnant women need to have a caesarean section for special reasons. Some people say that painless delivery is a caesarean section. Is it true?

Is painless delivery a caesarean section?

What is commonly referred to as "painless childbirth" is actually called "labor analgesia" in medicine. It is the use of various methods to reduce or even eliminate the pain during childbirth. Labor analgesia can prevent expectant mothers from experiencing the torture of pain, reduce the fear during childbirth and fatigue after delivery, and allow them to rest during the first stage of labor, which is the longest time. When the cervix is ​​fully dilated, they have enough strength to complete the whole stage due to the accumulated physical strength. The current labor analgesia methods include two categories: non-drug analgesia and drug analgesia. Non-drug analgesia includes psychological comfort, breathing method, water birth, etc. Its advantage is that it has no effect on the labor process and fetus, but the analgesic effect is poor; drug analgesia includes nitrous oxide inhalation, intramuscular injection of analgesics, intrathecal labor analgesia, etc. Neuraxial labor analgesia is the most effective method of labor analgesia to date and is truly "painless labor." A cesarean section is a surgery in which the uterus is opened.

What are the sequelae of cesarean section

Cesarean sections all use spinal anesthesia, but spinal anesthesia is high-risk. If the operation fails, the pregnant woman may still feel pain and have to undergo the operation through pain. Another possibility is that the pregnant woman is overly sensitive to anesthesia and falls into a coma, or something worse than a coma. Moreover, even if the anesthesia is normal and the reaction is normal, women who have undergone cesarean section will feel numbness in the abdomen and buttocks for a long time after giving birth. It will feel like it is not their own flesh when pinched, and it will take many years to recover from this situation.

Through the above explanation, everyone knows that painless childbirth is not a cesarean section. Some sequelae of cesarean section are also introduced. In terms of the degree of life-threatening danger, cesarean section is much safer. If a pregnant woman has a cesarean section, she must do a good job of postoperative care and follow the doctor's advice. Otherwise, there will be many sequelae that will affect future health problems.