C-Section Recovery – Useful Tips For Cesarean Delivery & Recovery

One of my special projects on the topic of C-Sections had been C-Section Adhesions & Scar Tissue.

Part of my interest stems from the many heartbreaking comments I’ve receive on a post I did back in Sept. 2009, which you can read here:

http://worry-free-c-section.com/blog/230/c-section-adhesions-scar-tissue/

As you can see from the post, many women suffer post c-section pain and are concerned if the pain could be a result of adhesions.  So in order to offer the best help I can, I’ll need your help as well.

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If you suffer from adhesion pain after having a C-Section, these are actually C-Section adhesions self treatments that you can do at home to relieve the pain.

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A recent study shows that a pregnancy with Epilepsy could result in having a C-Section?

If you have Epilepsy I encourage you to read the full story here.

What the story suggests is that women taking Epilepsy medication could have a higher risk of having a C-Section.

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Just a few years ago your chances of having a c-section were about 20%.

Today, however the latest from the CDC (National Center for Health Statistics) has reported that your chances are now almost 30%.

In fact, as mentioned in a recent post, the U.S. C-Section Rate is climbing, we’re actually experiencing the highest c-section rate ever reported in the U.S.  Shocking isn’t it?

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If you’ve had a Cesarean Section or expect to have one,  postpartum C-Section depression is a very real concern for many women.

However, below is a study that talks about the risk of C-Section depression and how diet can actually help reduce the risk by regulating hormone levels and increase mental stability.

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There’s a lot of buzz about how the C-Section rate is climbing in the U.S.

It’s been something we’ve known about for awhile but the rate has actually gone from 27% to 34% in the U.S. between 2002 and 2009.

If you haven’t read the report yet, you can find it here:

http://www.healthgrades.com/health-news/ArticleDetail.aspx?id=654968

Of 19 U.S. States polled, the states reporting the highest rates were Florida and New Jersey, and the Lowest rates were in Utah. Read more »