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| + | In some cases, natural birth may not be possible. In many cases, this may be apparent before you even go into labor. The most common causes for an elective cesarean are that your baby's head is too large to pass through the birthing canal, the baby is in breech position (feet first), or the baby is lying across your pelvis. Other reasons include placenta previa and certain types of medical conditions. | ||
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Return to [[Pregnancy Complications]] or [[All About Pregnancy]] | Return to [[Pregnancy Complications]] or [[All About Pregnancy]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:51, 16 June 2014
Even if the pregnancy has been low risk, sometimes complications arise during birth.
Cesarean Section
In some cases, natural birth may not be possible. In many cases, this may be apparent before you even go into labor. The most common causes for an elective cesarean are that your baby's head is too large to pass through the birthing canal, the baby is in breech position (feet first), or the baby is lying across your pelvis. Other reasons include placenta previa and certain types of medical conditions.
Return to Pregnancy Complications or All About Pregnancy