Caesarean Section Vs Normal Vaginal Delivery
Asian Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth · pp. 316–321 · Published 18 Dec 2023
Abstract
Aim: To study about caesarean section and normal vaginal delivery cases. Study Design: It is a prospective observational study. Place and Duration of Study: Department of gynaecology in Super-speciality hospital. Duration of study is 3 months. Methodology: It is a prospective observational study. Total of 20 patients were observed. In that 16 were caesarean section patients and 4 were normal vaginal delivery patients. INCLUSION CRETERIA: Patients who admitted in the hospital for delivery. EXCLUSION CRETERIA: Patients who did not admitted in the hospital for delivery. Results: In 16 caesarean section cases, every patients different reasons like breech presentation, oligohydramnios, umbilical cord around the neck of baby, maternal request for c- section, gestational hypertension, etc. The caesarean section cases are increasing every i.e., from 2019-20 it was 20.5% and it was to 25% in 2022-23. In 4 Normal vaginal delivery cases, one had previous NVD and others have no severe complications. NVD cases are decreasing every year. Conclusion: Total 20 patients were observed. 16 were caesarean section and 4 were normal vaginal delivery. Caesarean section cases are increasing as a belief that c –section is safe and many other reasons like breech presentation, oligohydramnios, placenta previa, etc and gradually NVD cases are decreasing.
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