Physiological, Psychological and Social Reasons For Preference of Cesarean Section
ECEM SOYSA, Rukiye; SAĞDIÇ, Hayriye; DURAN, Büşra; KARAKOÇ, Hediye
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Abstract
Caesarean section operation; It is generally defi ned as a surgical procedure in which the fetus is removed by
incision when vaginal delivery is not possible. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends cesarean
section delivery in risky situations for the mother and the baby. Cesarean section is very important for mother
and baby when applied in case of indication. When applied in unnecessary situations, it brings with it many
negativities in terms of both mother and fetus, such as attacchment, breastfeeding, postpartum pain, and
prolongation of the recovery period. Today, cesarean section has become more preferred by showing it as an
alternative way to vaginal delivery. In this review, the physiological, psychological and social causes of cesarean
delivery were examined. When the research results are examined; It has been determined that many factors such
as age, high education level, benefi ts that are misunderstood about the cesarean section operation, the list of
indications being too wide, lack of spousal support, and social media cause the preference for cesarean section.
These reasons show that cesarean section is performed in most cases where it is not necessary. In our country,
where the medical care model is adopted, the popularity of cesarean section is very high. There are many benefi ts
that are not real in cesarean section. It is thought that the primary step to change this false information is to
eliminate the ambiguity of normal birth and to change the misshaped birth perception.... Show more Show less