C-Section Delivery with Dr. Kiran Usman
C-section, or Cesarean section, is a surgical procedure to deliver a baby through a large, horizontal or vertical incision in the abdomen and uterus. The procedure is advised when vaginal birth may carry an increased risk of maternal or fetal complications.
Dr. Kiran Usman, a qualified obstetrician and gynecologist, specializes in C-section delivery. She has safely delivered hundreds of babies with planned and emergency C-sections.
C-SECTION PROCEDURE
C-Section Procedure at Dr. Kiran’s Gynae Clinic
Renowned as the best hospital for C-section, cesarean delivery at Dr. Kiran’s Gynae Clinic is a straightforward procedure.
01
Pre-operative Checkup
Dr. Kiran reviews your medical history, pregnancy details, and blood test results to determine if you are a good candidate for C-section.
02
Anesthesia
Regional anesthesia is commonly used to numb your lower body. You stay awake throughout, but won’t feel anything. Less commonly, general anesthesia that puts you to sleep may be used for emergencies.
03
Surgical Incision
The surgeon makes an incision, which can be low-transverse, low-vertical, and, less commonly, a classical incision in your abdomen and the uterus.
04
Baby’s Delivery
The baby is gently taken out, the umbilical cord is cut, and the placenta is removed.
05
Closing the Incision
The incision is closed with stitches or staples.
Cesarean Section Time
The exact cesarean section time can vary between women, depending mostly on whether it’s a simple or complex procedure. In most cases, the entire procedure may take between 45-60 minutes from the beginning until closing the incision.
When Is a C-Section Recommended?
A C-section delivery can be elective or medically required, depending on you and your baby’s health.
Planned C-Section
You may be advised to have a C-section procedure if you have existing medical conditions that make vaginal birth risky, such as:
Previous C-Section
Vaginal Birth After C-section (VBAC) is widely performed when your pregnancy is progressing well, and you don’t have any medical issue that can make vaginal delivery unsafe. However, if you’ve had multiple C-sections, or a previous C-section with a vertical uterine incision, a gynecologist might recommend another C-section.
Breech Position
Breech position, i.e., feet-down-head-up, carries increased risk of complications during a vaginal birth attempt. If the baby doesn’t get into the head-first, bottom-up position around the delivery time, Dr. Kiran may recommend a C-section.
Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
When a baby is extraordinarily large to fit through the mother’s pelvis, a C-section may be planned to prevent complications. It may also be needed if the mother’s pelvis is too narrow or abnormally shaped.
Health Issues
If you have existing medical conditions, such as heart issues, a C-section may be planned to ensure safe delivery.
Emergency C-section
Sometimes, your pregnancy goes on smoothly, but labor doesn’t progress properly, or complications arise during labor. Such cases require emergency cesarean delivery.
Labor Doesn’t Progress
When your cervix doesn’t efface or stops dilating despite having strong and regular contractions for hours, an emergency C-section may be performed. Sometimes, the cervix is dilated to 10 centimeters, but the baby won’t move down the birth canal despite constant pushing. This, too, requires a cesarean section.
Fetal Distress
A C-section might be performed immediately if your baby shows signs of distress, such as a low heartbeat or fewer movements. It may also be required if the umbilical cord slips through the cervix before the baby. This can cut off oxygen supply to the fetus, making an emergency C-section essential.
Uterine Rupture
Uterine rupture is a rare yet life-threatening complication during labor. It’s when the muscular wall of the uterus tears and the baby, along with the amniotic fluid and placenta, moves into the abdominal cavity, causing severe internal bleeding. An emergency C-section is needed to save both lives.
Benefits and Risks of C-Section
The biggest benefit of a C-section surgery is that it may be a safer delivery method when vaginal birth is not possible.
Risks
Cesarean section carries a comparatively higher risk than vaginal birth. Possible risks include:
- Blood loss
- Infection
- A blood clot
- Injury to the surrounding organs
C-Section Recovery
Most women recover well after C-section, although it may take several weeks to feel normal. After surgery, you will stay in the hospital for 1-2 days or longer, depending on your condition.
Dr. Kiran will provide instructions for how to care for the wound and when to have the stitches removed, if they aren’t dissolvable. Internal pain after a C-section, or even back pain after a C-section, isn’t uncommon, but if it worsens or doesn’t relieve with pain medication, consult your surgeon.
You must follow C-section aftercare instructions, such as keeping the wound clean and dry, avoiding sexual intercourse for at least six weeks or until your surgeon confirms it’s safe, and avoiding heavy lifting or other activities that put stress on your abdomen.
C-Section Cost
C-section delivery charges can vary between clinics. The complete package includes the cost of medicines, tests, anesthesia, surgeon’s fee, hospital stay, and additional investigations if required. Dr. Kiran will explain the cost breakdown.
Why Choose Dr. Kiran Usman for C-Section Procedure?
Dr. Kiran Usman is an MBBS, FCPS-qualified, Lahore-based OB-GYN. She specializes in vaginal and both planned and emergency C-section procedures. From comprehensive pregnancy care to medically appropriate delivery procedures, she will guide you through every step.
She follows a personalized treatment approach, where she assesses each pregnancy and its risk factors before deciding on an appropriate delivery method. Book your first consultation to understand C-section benefits, risks, and aftercare.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we provide a consultation to explain C-section, review your medical history, and check your blood tests before the surgery.
Yes, Dr. Kiran Usman performs emergency C-sections when needed.
Contact Dr. Kiran Usman to discuss C-Section booking details.
Dr. Kiran will schedule the surgery based on the reason it’s planned and your due date.
Mostly, spinal or epidural anesthesia is needed, but general anesthesia may be recommended in rare medical conditions.
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