Assertion: c section's baby | /r/HasProperty | born by c-section
Facets:
value: vaginally
type: MANNER
value: with its mom's vaginal secretions
type: OTHER
value: every day
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Babies born by C-section are at a higher risk of transient tachypnea, rapid breathing caused by leftover fluid in the lungs.
text: babies born via C-section have a greater chance of developing abnormally fast breathing during the first few days after birth.
text: Research shows that babies who are delivered vaginally are less likely to develop asthma, Type 1 diabetes, allergic rhinitis, food allergies, and obesity than babies who are born via c section (4).
text: About 32 percent of all births in the United States are Cesarean or C-section deliveries, with a rising trend every year – while 2005 data showed that 1 in 4 babies was born via C-sections, 2015 data puts the number at 1 in 3.
text: Babies born by C-section are slightly more likely to have allergies, asthma, and other diseases.
text: Katie Hunt, CNN, "Babies born by C-section have less of their mom's gut bacteria.
text: Katie Hunt, CNN, "Babies born by C-section have less of their mom's gut bacteria.
text: Babies born by C-section sometimes have breathing problems (transient tachypnea of the newborn) because labor hasn't jump-started the clearance of fluid from their lungs.
text: Babies are born every day, either by C-section or vaginal birth, and the decision is up to the parents to be and their obstetrician.
text: In the long-term, research shows that C-sections can cause chronic pelvic pain in some women, and babies born by C-section are at increased risk of developing chronic childhood diseases like asthma and diabetes.
text: MayoClinic.com states that babies who are born by C-section may develop a breathing problem in which their breathing becomes abnormally fast 1.
text: A research team led by Dr. Maria Dominguez-Bello at NYU Langone Medical Center and Dr. Jose C. Clemente at Icahn School of Medicine in Mount Sinai, New York, set out to determine whether they could alter the microbiota of babies born by C-section by exposing them to maternal vaginal fluids at birth.
text: Babies born by C-section, like this quadruplet in China, can be at risk for complications.
text: Babies born by c-section are much more likely to have respiratory problems than babies born by vaginal birth.
text: A few babies do need to be born by c-section.
text: Babies born via C-section can have respiratory problems but these usually resolve quickly.
text: If a baby is born via C-section and there’s a bad outcome, you can say everything was done,” said study author Dr. Alex Haynes, a surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital.
text: The patient might attempt to breast-feed in the hospital, but babies born via C-section are less likely to be breast-fed than those delivered vaginally.
text: USA ARCHIVESSeveral studies in the last five years have found that babies born via C-section tend to have altered microbiomes and face more health risks than babies born vaginally.
text: But Ob-Gyns are now warning pregnant women against one known as "vaginal seeding," the process of swabbing a baby born via C-section with its mom's vaginal secretions.
text: I think a 'real mom' is any woman who chooses to love and care for her child, whether that baby is born vaginally, via C-section, via a surrogate, or she adopts," says Schneider.
text: The movie points out that a baby born via c-section has 1/3 less variety of bacteria in his or her gut than the gut of a baby born vaginally in an optimal environment.
text: One of the doctors interviewed in the documentary explained how they were able to create the same variety of healthy gut bacteria in a baby born via c-section.