The Truth About Cesarean Sections: Risks, Costs, and Ineffectiveness – Insights from WHO and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

2023-08-10 04:06:39

Let’s have a new understanding.

‘Cesarean section’ is not always a matter of beauty (hole fit) or satisfaction. World Health Organization (WHO) However, many women have warned out loud that it is ‘dangerous’ (more) compared to natural (vaginal) birth.

WHO-sponsored research, which collected data from nine Asian countries, found that caesarean section poses a risk-danger. to infants and mothers 2-3 times more than natural childbirth

On motherhood and childbirth Females are therefore at greater health risk than males. and if comparing 2 delivery methods during vaginal delivery with a surgical birth found that the latter method life threatening

WHO has repeatedly called out to the world that ‘Reduce the amount of C-section’, which so far seems to be ineffective.

for Thailand Data from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Thailand found that the current rate of caesarean section in state hospitals It is regarding 30-50% high and is still trending up.

besides the danger Caesarean section also leads to high cost of treatment. and unnecessarily wasting resources

The next line is FACT fromRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Thailand who have clearly expressed their stance and The Coverage would like to persuade everyone to understand this matter once more

From the essence of the Royal College Announcement which is announcing the position on ‘Caesarean section (revised version 2013)’ signed by Clinical Professor Emeritus Dr. Wittaya Thithaphan, M.D. President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Thailand Classified into 8 key points.

1. Cesarean section should be done in cases with medical indications It is when the baby cannot be delivered safely through the vagina. or the mother has severe complications that put a vaginal delivery at risk

2. People should know that Caesarean section carries more risks to both mother and baby than vaginal delivery. This may be the result of surgery or anesthesia.

3. Before Caesarean section All pregnant women should be provided with accurate, complete and appropriate information regarding the benefits and risks of caesarean section from their healthcare professional. and sign a consent to undergo surgery

4. A cesarean section at the request of the mother (maternal request) is a cesarean section caused by the need of a pregnant woman or a relative. without any medical indication The obstetrician should ask why. listening to needs Discuss the risks and benefits of caesarean section until pregnant women are fully informed. If still insisting on doing a caesarean section to sign a document showing intent and a consent form for surgery In the event that the obstetrician does not agree to perform a caesarean section Advise or refer pregnant women to another obstetrician.

5. A scheduled elective cesarean section is a planned and scheduled cesarean section. time clearly Surgery is recommended from 39 weeks gestation onwards.

6. Doctors recommending or inducing pregnant women to undergo caesarean section without medical indication For whatever reason, it is once morest medical ethics.

7. The appropriate rate of caesarean section may vary from hospital to hospital. It depends on the context and situation in which it is responsible.

8. Clinics, agencies and relevant organizations should collect birth data using the Robson classification method. For the purpose of evaluating and monitoring information for planning, development and optimization of operations to reduce unnecessary caesarean sections.

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