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C-Section Delivery
My wife's water break in the morning at 6am and then they headed to the hospital - they gave 12 hours and then the pains didn't come they said, they did C-Section - I'm so upset about that and please reply me that they did right, was that required?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Its difficult to comment to this without knowing complete facts..
It depends on how the cervix dilatation was goin on , how the fetal heart rate was going on , whether she was given ny medications to increase the pain and how was the colour of liquor and also her TLC counts..
How much contractions she was getting..
I think u should be happy that both baby and mother are fine.. Because ultimately thats what matters the most..
With prolonged leaking chances of infection to both mother and baby as well as other complications increase a lot...
U cn ask all these details to ur doc..m sure she/he ll be happy to answer
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