Planning to go for a C-section delivery? Think again. A new study says chance of getting obese in adulthood is 26% higher for children born through C-section than those born through vaginal delivery.
Intervention Leads to Reduction of C-Sections and Neonatal Morbidities
In New Orleans, researchers will report that Cesarean deliveries reviews and best practices implementation are effective to provide optimal care by an appropriate management of medical interventions.
In New Orleans, researchers will report that Cesarean deliveries reviews and best practices implementation are effective to provide optimal care by an appropriate management of medical interventions.
Researchers said one primary difference in the babies born through caesarean and vaginal delivery is in the type of healthy bacteria found in their gut and this can have some effect on the health.
There are also other long-term problems associated with C-section delivery such as asthma and type-1 diabetes during childhood. In case of C-sections, there can be other complications with later pregnancies, including abnormalities in the placenta.
Vaginal Delivery Increases Pelvic Organ Prolapse Risk
A recent study finds that women who give birth vaginally are at a higher risk of developing pelvic organ prolapse.
A recent study finds that women who give birth vaginally are at a higher risk of developing pelvic organ prolapse.
Heart Disease Risk for Type 2 Diabetic Patients Predicted by BMI
Measuring the body mass index or BMI is a simple way to further predict a diabetic patient's risk for heart disease, researchers have discovered.
Measuring the body mass index or BMI is a simple way to further predict a diabetic patient's risk for heart disease, researchers have discovered.
