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

For women having multiple c-sections, risks and dangers can be much more of a concern.

For example, hysterectomies were almost five times higher for women having a forth c-section than for women having their second.  Also risks like blood transfusions increase after 6 c-sections or more.

There have been many women who have had 6 or more c-sections without a problem, however the risks are high enough that it’s important to be aware of them and take the necessary precautions.

Having a large family may be important to you but your health and overall well and the health of your baby and the children you already have, should always be considered.  Read more »

Women who have had even one c-section worry about having others due to the possible increase of uterine rupture or tear in the uterus.

Certainly the risk increases the more C-sections you have; I think I read somewhere that hysterectomies were something like five times higher for women having their fourth C-section than for women having their second C-section and risks like blood transfusions increase after 6 C-sections or more.     Read more »

C-Sections are very common today.  But if you’ve had multiple C-Sections, how many is too many?

Most doctors recommended a woman have no more than three c-sections, however there are women who have gone on to have four, five, even six or more C-Sections.

But is this wise? Read more »