Yames70: ACM 10 re u a doctor?I love ur replies!like he said there must b indications b4 cs is done,but in developed countries,women who don't want to experience labour pains opt for cs.for me once a woman has had 4cs done,I advise her 2 stop,if am performing d 4th cs I give her d option of tubal ligation.

the patients choice is also an indication

centje: A woman is best adviced to limit number of Cesarean section to 3 to avoid complications. Because each additional cs comes with increased risk of developing complications(bleeding,abnormal placenta implant,rupture etc)

However,for a woman who had 2 lower segment cs incision OR 1 classical cs incision, subsequent deliveries can only be safely done through cs.

Consult your doctor,he is the one with the full history of your case.
Jst decide what you wnt for urself no that of others.

You got it right Centje! Permit me to add the bolded.

ACM10:
You got it right Centje! Permit me to add the bolded.

Thanks ACM,how is life treating or how are you treating life...lol

centje: Thanks ACM,how is life treating or how are you treating life...lol

Life is just fair to me

coldgate: Hi, I have had two c-section births, is it safe to do one more. I would love to have another child. Candid advice pls.

wat i want to know is dat do u enjoy been cut open? except for emergency i dont c anytin interesting in caesaran operation n i dont pray for emergency.

Thanks to the op of this thread.

To the doctors and those who have experienced childbirth, please I would like to know which process is more painful for childbirth, is it CS or the normal delivery?

I planned to have my first baby next year but I dread the painful stories I hear about delivery process so much that I have decided to go for cs when the time comes.

What's your advice please?

khanivorous:

We like 5 in my family...all through caesarian section

I think 5 is the maximum with at least 4 yrs spacing after the 1st 3...

My My My , pls like or love yrself a little bit more, my wife had 1 & I'm already considering the full benefits of adopting (if we need anoda kid) i think thats better than risking my Qwin's life i luv her too much to subject her to such pain again.
also so many motherless kids are out there looking for a home & family to belong to. reach out to them please

life4all: Thanks to the op of this thread.

To the doctors and those who have experienced childbirth, please I would like to know which process is more painful for childbirth, is it CS or the normal delivery?

I planned to have my first baby next year but I dread the painful stories I hear about delivery process so much that I have decided to go for cs when the time comes.

What's your advice please?

The usual V.delivery is more painful than cs, but there's option of painless V.delivery. In painless V.delivery the labour pain is alleviated through special analgesia.

cs is an invasive/surgical procedure so it has higher risk of complication than V. Delivery. If that is your chosen option,the complications shuldn't scare you 'cause its not that common when handled by a trained hand in a proper hospital,preferably a teaching hospital or a good private hospital.

No specific number of caesarean sections is specified by obstetricians. However, most obstetricians will counsel for tubal ligation after four caesarean sections due to abdominal & pelvic adhesions. Other factors such as intra-abdominal & pelvic adhesions, ruptured uterus & the number of living children of a woman can determine the desire for tubal ligation.