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C-section


  • A cesarean section is the birth of a baby by surgery.
  • You may need a c-section if there are problems with your pregnancy.
  • Recovery from a c-section is longer than from a vaginal birth.
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    Can I schedule my c-section?

    Yes. But more and more c-sections are being scheduled early for non-medical reasons.
    Experts are learning that this can cause problems for both mom and baby. If you know you're having a c-section, wait until at least 39 weeks of pregnancy. This helps you make sure your baby has all the time she needs to grow before she's born. You may not have a choice about when to have your baby. If there are problems with your pregnancy or your baby's health, you may need to have your c-section earlier. But if you have a choice and you're planning to schedule your c-section, wait until at least 39 weeks.

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