202165438+what is the auspicious day for caesarean section in February?

1. Cesarean section is an important operation in obstetrics. Due to the progress of anesthesiology, blood transfusion, water and electricity balance, the improvement of surgical methods and suture materials, and the control of infection, cesarean section has become an effective means to solve dystocia and some obstetric complications and save the lives of parturient and perinatal infants.

2. Cesarean section is an important operation in obstetrics. The first living cesarean section occurred in 16 10, when surgeons Trautmann and Gusth performed the first cesarean section, but the woman died 25 days after the operation.

Thirdly, vaginal delivery is a natural and physiological way of delivery. Mothers recover quickly after delivery, and newborns can adapt to the external environment better. Cesarean section is an operation to take out the fetus through abdominal incision.

Fourthly, the incidence of bleeding, postoperative thrombosis, placenta previa and uterine rupture in cesarean section of second pregnancy is much higher than that in vaginal delivery; At the same time, the incidence of neonatal respiratory dysfunction and amblyopia after cesarean section is higher than that after vaginal delivery, and its resistance is much lower than that after vaginal delivery. Cesarean section without medical indication can not only reduce the perinatal mortality rate, but also increase the morbidity and maternal mortality after cesarean section, so cesarean section without medical indication is not recommended.

5. "Absolute cephalopelvic disproportion" occurs when the pregnant woman's pelvis is obviously narrow or deformed, or the fetus is obviously too large. The full-term live fetus of such pregnant women cannot be "put into the basin" and cannot be delivered through the vagina. It is clear that full-term pregnancy needs cesarean section, and it is easy to make a decision. However, "absolute head-basin asymmetry" is rare in clinic, and "relative head-basin asymmetry" is more common.

6. At present, the methods for measuring the inner diameter of the fetus and pelvis are mostly "estimation", and the delivery process is that the whole body of the fetus passes through the birth canal with multi-plane and multi-path lines (such as shoulder dystocia: after the delivery of the fetal head, the fetal shoulder is stuck at the pelvic outlet and cannot be delivered), so it is impossible to guarantee whether these pregnant women with "relative asymmetry of the head and pelvis" can finally give birth in the vagina before delivery, and it is even more impossible to accurately predict the delivery process.