According to a Norwegian study and the American journal of Epidemiology, it was recently said that Cesarean Babies have a slightly higher risk of Asthma.
However I was relieved to hear that the study also said that: Read more »
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Studies have shown that a Pitocin induction has been linked to having a C-Section.
In other words using Pitocin to stimulate contractions when a woman is in labor can increase her chances of having a C-Section by more than 23%.
Pitocin is a synthetic form of a natural hormone, Oxytocin. When a woman begins to go into labor, it’s the oxytocin hormone that stimulates contractions. However, if a woman is in labor and she is progressing too slow, Pitocin is often used to speed up the labor process.
Unfortunately the use of Pitocin isn’t always necessary. Read more »
How to lose your belly after a C-section is a common concern for most C-Section moms.
But before we talk about how to lose your belly, let’s first take a look at what actually happened to your belly while having a C-Section so you can understand how to best lose that ugly belly.
One of the things that caught my attention was how having a C-Section could cause Celiac’s disease?
Here’s the latest article at Everyday Health:
http://www.everydayhealth.com/blogs/the-/how-cesareans-csections-can-cause-celiac-disease
I didn’t understand that article because how could having a C-section bring on a disease that is actually genetic? Read more »
Trying to understand what to eat after a C-Section?
There’s no right or wrong answer here because every woman is different but here are a few things that can happen which might affect your ability to eat and whether or not you want to eat after your C-Section.
Because a C-Section is full blown abdominal surgery your intestines go to sleep afterwards, that’s typical of any abdominal surgery, so you have to take it easy and eat foods that won’t cause gas and pain. Some women do actually get hungry right away after surgery, but for most hospitals, procedure is to give you a bland diet after surgery which is generally just clear liquids. Read more »
