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Blood loss during a caesarean section is twice as much as the blood lost during a vaginal birth. However, it is important to note that a blood transfusion during a caesarean is very rare.
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Excessive Mucus
Because a baby born by caesarean section does not transcend through the birth canal, the mucus in the lungs is not squeezed out properly. It is common for a baby to keep mucus in his/her chest for weeks and even months following a caesaran birth.
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Respiratory Complications
Unfortunately, in some cases, anesthesia can lead to pneumonia. While this isnīt a common occurence, it should be considered.
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Longer Hospital Stay
If you have a caesarean section, chances are you will have to stay at least 4-5 days in the hospital. Depending on any further complications, your stay may be lengthened by a week or more.
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Infection
During a caesarean section, the uterus, or nearby organs can become infected.
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Low Apgar Scores
Often, babies born by caesarean section will have low Apgar scores. Many reasons can cause this. Perhaps the baby had a reaction to the anesthesia, was not properly stimulated as he/she would have been by a vaginal birth, or distress.
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Fetal Injury
Itīs very rare, but sometimes a doctor, during the making the incision, can accidentally knick the baby.
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Decrease In Bowel Functions
After an operation, the bowel tends to slow down for a few days. This causes constipation, and excessive, painful gas.
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Infant Hypertension
A new study indicates that the incidence of persistent pulmonary hypertension in newborns delivered by cesarean section is nearly five times higher than that observed among babies delivered vaginally.
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Reactions To Anesthesia
The motherīs health could be endangered if she has unexpected reactions to the anesthesia.
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