<qa>  What is the risk of female pelvic floor disorder?Despite the popularity of CSEA, whether it is associated with short- or long-term beneficial or adverse effects on mothers remains unclear. One question is whether the procedure affects the risk of female pelvic floor disorder PFD, in which the pelvic floor muscles are injured. These muscles are responsible for supporting the pelvic organs and for stabilizing them during the rhythmic, strong labor contractions and for the diaphragm to contract enough to generate pressures of up to 19 kPa. Numerous risk factors have been associated with PFD, including obesity, diabetes, older age, connective tissue disorder, neurological disease, pregnancy, vaginal delivery and childbirth. PFD can lead in turn to stress urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, pelvic organ prolapse and fecal incontinence, all of which can strongly reduce womens physical and psychological health. 