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Csec at 38 weeks
Is it safe to have a c-section at 38 weeks of pregnancy? Will the baby be okay? Would it have developed by then?
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Elective / planned caesarean section should be always done after 39 wks. Otherwise baby can hve respiratory issues.
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If there's a valid indication , yes u can go for a lscs at 38 weeks .
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Dr. Ara Indira
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Dr. V.Suguna
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First why u r going for cs at 38 weeks any indication
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