Over recent years the domestic rate of cesarean section has declined,
Over recent years the domestic rate of cesarean section has declined, but a quite few pregnant women still put in misunderstandings that “cesarean section is safer and will not cause vaginal relaxation” or “the body will not be out of shape after the cesarean section”, etc.
Studies have shown that early normal delivery and cesarean section have no significant differences in the incidence of uterine prolapse and urinary incontinence. Therefore, having a cesarean section cannot avoid the pelvic floor dysfunction. Get to know how our HF3000 Spoct-check Monitor helps Postpartum Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation.
