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How can I perform a C section?
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In a Cesarean section, the fetus is delivered through an incision made in the mother's abdomen and uterus. First, the mother is given a general anesthetic and then an incision is made through the abdomen and uterus to deliver the baby. Depending on the hospital's policy, other members of the operating team, such as an anesthesiologist, nurse, and assistant surgeon, may also be present. During the procedure, the mother may feel mild pressure and shoulder pressure during the incision as well as occasional burning and stinging sensations from the medications. After the baby is delivered, the uterus and incision are then closed and covered with a dressing.
 
To prepare for a C-section, the medical team must carefully plan and prepare the operating theatre and the mother's body. The mother must also be screened for certain medical conditions that can put both the mother and infant at risk during the procedure. The mother's pain management is also an essential element of a cesarean section since there are typically no natural contractions to help the baby and uterus come down. Finally, the mother will require extensive care after the procedure, which is often quite physically demanding for both mother and baby.