Tratando de Evitar una Cesárea

Ha habido un aumento gradual de los partos por cesárea en los últimos 30 años. En noviembre de 2005, los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) informaron la tasa más alta jamás registrada en los partos por cesárea nacionales – 29,1% de todos los nacimientos . Esto significa que más de una cuarta parte de las mujeres embarazadas en los EE.UU. son propensos a experimentar un parto por cesárea.

Factores clave en la consideración de Parto por cesárea:

Varios factores clave pueden influir en la elección de una cesárea versus parto vaginal.
Estos factores incluyen:

- Elección de médico y su filosofía en cuanto a luz por cesárea
- configuración Nacimiento
- Acceso al apoyo de los trabajadores
- Las intervenciones médicas durante el parto

Pasos para Evitar Parto por cesárea:

- - Busque un proveedor de cuidado de la salud y el entorno del nacimiento con bajas tasas de intervención
  - Pida al proveedor de atención médica acerca de su filosofía de cesáreas y de su tasa de cesáreas (tasas varían entre 10-50% ¹ a nivel nacional)
  - Crear un plan de parto flexible y discutir el plan con su proveedor de atención médica
  - Hacerse mayor educación sobre el nacimiento, tomando clases de nacimiento del niño, la lectura de libros, y hacer muchas preguntas.
  - Haga arreglos para apoyo continuo del parto de un profesional, como una doula. (Los estudios demuestran que las mujeres con apoyo continuo del parto son 26% menos propensos a tener una cesárea ^{2 ).}
  - Explorar las opciones para lidiar con el dolor
  - Consulte a su médico acerca de cuánto tiempo puede retrasar ir al hospital una vez que comience el parto. Una razón común fuerzas son y se prolonga el trabajo en el hospital.
  - Evite monitoreo fetal eléctrica continua durante el parto. Los estudios demuestran que EFM puede aumentar la probabilidad de cesárea en hasta un tercio ^{3 .}
  - Evite la analgesia epidural si es posible.
  - Pida recomendaciones en convertir un bebé de nalgas, e intentan activamente estos si es necesario.
  - Evite inducción si es posible.
  - Cuando este en parto, trate de encuentrar posiciones para el empujo durante el parto.

¿Qué más debería saber acerca de Parto por cesárea:

- - Las razones para una cesárea
  - Los riesgos de una cesárea
  - Creación de una experiencia positiva
  - cesárea Cuidados postoperatorios

Cumplido utilizando las siguientes fuentes:
Maternity Center Association. What every pregnant women needs to know about Cesarean section. New York: MCA, April 2004.
Facker SB. Stroup DF. Peterson HB. Continuous electronic fetal heart monitoring during labor. In Neilson JP et al.,eds.
Pregnancy and Childbirth Module of the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, updated June 1996.

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Tratando de Evitar una Cesárea

Factores clave en la consideración de Parto por cesárea:

Pasos para Evitar Parto por cesárea:

¿Qué más debería saber acerca de Parto por cesárea:

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