Well I went back and read that elective c/s article. Disgusting! I get very uncomfortable when I realize I am smarter than the doctor, and that was the situation here. Having a c/s to avoid an episiotomy doesn't make any sense! I made sure to vote on the poll, and 37% say they would choose elective c/s too.
And this woman probably tells that to all her patients.
And she lists PAIN as a reason not to deliver vaginally?! Do most people after being cut open just go right back to their lives as if nothing happened? And she thinks her 18-hour labor was too long?
Actually, I hear the two groups most likely to be sectioned are doctors' wives and nurses. (Open Season)
Edited to add: There should be a law that says planned c/s must take place from midnight to 5 am. I bet there would be a lot less of them then! Also, I hear that even most "emergency" cesareans take place during business hours.
And this woman probably tells that to all her patients.And she lists PAIN as a reason not to deliver vaginally?! Do most people after being cut open just go right back to their lives as if nothing happened? And she thinks her 18-hour labor was too long?
Actually, I hear the two groups most likely to be sectioned are doctors' wives and nurses. (Open Season)
Edited to add: There should be a law that says planned c/s must take place from midnight to 5 am. I bet there would be a lot less of them then! Also, I hear that even most "emergency" cesareans take place during business hours.









