Patient's question:
I have watched documentaries about supply before and felt that they were all quite hard. I wonder how painful a cesarean section is?Doctor's answer:
When giving birth via cesarean section, the baby is taken out under anesthesia, which is not too painful. However, after the baby is born, during the complete healing period of the incision, even with the use of pain relief sticks, there is still a sense of pain. Additionally, the vibration sticks can also cause some disturbance to memory. If you haven't given birth yet, it is recommended that you consider a vaginal birth. With a vaginal birth, the pain is intense at the time of delivery, but it improves afterward, and it is also beneficial for both the mother and the baby's complete recovery.