C Section Complications

Infection can occur at the incision site in the uterus and in other pelvic organs such as the bladder.

C section complications. Severe headache blurry vision vomiting or nausea diarrhea stomach back or leg pain fever swelling of the throat lasting weakness pale or yellowed skin hives swelling or blotchy skin dizziness or fainting. You have a higher risk for bladder and bowel injuries heavy bleeding or problems with your placenta. You could also have any of the following.

During a c section a spinal anesthesia is given to the mother that numbs her from the chest to the feet. Hemorrhage or increased blood loss. Despite the fact that adhesions are formed.

This is the most common type of complication it occurs for a completely natural reason as a result. When vaginal birth is not possible or there are complications involved which may harm the mother or the baby a c section is performed. A c section might cause heavy bleeding during and after delivery.

Cesarean complications and risks for mother infection. Adhesions are fibrous bands that form between tissues and organs. Adverse reactions to any type of.

Infection surgical injury to your bladder or intestines amniotic fluid embolism amniotic fluid or fetal material enters the maternal bloodstream inflammation of the uterus bleeding risks to future pregnancies. Risks to you include. Women having multiple repeat c section deliveries are at increased risk of bladder and bowel injuries heavy bleeding and problems with the placenta.

Each repeat c section is generally more complicated than the last. After a c section you might be at risk of developing an infection of the lining of the uterus endometritis. However research hasn t established the exact number of repeat c sections considered safe.