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cesarean
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cesarean /ce·sar·e·an/ (sĕ-zar´e-an) see under section.
ce·sar·e·an or cae·sar·e·an or cae·sar·i·an or ce·sar·i·an (s-zâr-n)
adj.
Of or relating to a cesarean section.
n.
A cesarean section.

Patient discussion about cesarean.

Q. How is a C-section done? My wife is expecting twins and her Doctor scheduled a C- section for her. How is it done?

A. My wife had a c-section done when we had our daughter. I did not get to see the procedure, but I did hear it. It was graphic, but really quick.

Q. How long does it take to recover from a C-section? I am due to give birth through a cesarean section. How long does it take to recover from a C-section?

A. This is a surgery, after all, and the healing process is different with every woman. The first few days after surgery you will experience pain mainly because of the stiches in your lower adbomen. Most women get up and walk around after a day, sometimes even faster. You will need to stay in the hospital for at least 4-5 days for full recovery and within a few weeks the scar should heal completely.

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Expectant mums in the Indonesian capital Jakarta ensured their newborns were born on the lucky date when 15 women requested Cesarian sections for 09/09/09.
And those male foetuses which make it to term are more likely to suffer from excessive growth in the uterus, making delivery more difficult and leading to more cesarian section deliveries," said Glezerman.
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