Assertion: c section | /r/HasProperty | safe
Facets:
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: for baby
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in this case
type: OTHER
value: as vaginal birth
type: MANNER
value: under these circumstances
type: OTHER
value: depending on the babies
type: OTHER
value: perfectly
type: DEGREE
value: as vaginal deliveries
type: MANNER
value: for both mom
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for both mother
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for mother
type: PURPOSE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Finally there's a growing recognition that while C-sections are very safe, they're still major surgery, which comes with greater risk.
text: A C-section might be the safest way to deliver the baby if his or her feet or buttocks enter the birth canal first (breech) or the baby is positioned side or shoulder first (transverse).
text: Although C-sections are generally considered safe and, in some situations life saving, they carry additional risks compared with a vaginal birth.
text: When performed following a series of birthing complications, the cesarean section will generally be safe for the mother but the survival rate of the puppies may decrease.
text: In this case, C-section is the safer option.
text: There’s a lot of mommy shaming that occurs around C-sections, but the truth is C-sections can be a safer alternative for both mom and baby
text: Since cesareans are safe and can prevent the pain of labor, some women (particularly those who've had a C-section before) prefer them to vaginal deliveries and ask for them in advance.
text: Nobody would stand up and say caesarean is as safe as vaginal deliveries because there will be exceptions.
text: If for any reason your doctor wants to avoid labor, the c-section may be scheduled earlier if it is deemed safe to do so.
text: Although cesarean delivery is safe for mother and baby, it is major surgery and does carry risks.
text: A caesarean is generally a very safe procedure, but like any type of surgery it carries a certain amount of risk.
text: Although a C-section is a safe procedure, there are certain risks that are higher after a C-section than after a vaginal delivery.
text: C-Sections Are The Safer Choice
text: Although there are many instances when c-sections are the safest choice, far too many are performed for non-medically indicated reasons.
text: A C-section is the safest option if the vaginal delivery is not going well, but the risk of infection doubles.
text: A caesarean section (c-section) can be the safest option if there are concerns about your, or your baby’s, health.
text: While C-sections are extremely safe, very rarely, complications happen.
text: Even though it's still considered major surgery (be it the happiest kind since it results in a baby at the end), C-sections are usually very safe.
text: While a c-section is safe, some expectant mothers would prefer a normal delivery.
text: How It Affects the Birth While C-sections are generally very safe, they're still major surgeries.
text: C-sections are generally safe.
text: Is a C-section safe?
text: C-sections today are, in general, safe for both mother and baby.
text: Although vaginal birth should be your first preference if there are no issues with your pregnancy or labour, a c-section is perfectly safe too.
text: C-sections are generally safe, but the risk of major complication and death during the surgery is three to five times higher than with vaginal birth.
text: A C-section might be the safest way to deliver the baby if his or her feet or buttocks enter the birth canal first (breech) or the baby is positioned side or shoulder first (transverse).
text: — a C-section might be the safest way to deliver.
text: But if your health or the health of your child is at risk during childbirth, a c-section may be the safest way to bring baby into the world.
text: In such cases, a C-section will be the safest way to deliver.
text: Generally considered safe, C-sections do have more risks than vaginal births.
text: Under these circumstances, a c-section is considered safe and can be life-saving).
text: C-sections are generally considered safe but they are associated with risks and those risks continue to increase with each c-section.
text: You're told that interventions do not affect your baby or your body, and that cesarean section is just as safe as vaginal birth.
text: Depending on the babies’ positioning, a C-section may be the safer option.
text: That can lead to severe bleeding during pregnancy and delivery, says Sousou, meaning a C-section can be the safer alternative.