Why are C-section deliveries rising in India? 🇮🇳 | Open Letter

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[@mohdadeeb1829]

Ancient Egypt was absolutely terrible place to live.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

No hablo ingles!

[@gauravsinghrathore9485]

you missed a point, of rise of useless litigation and violence against doctors even when they try to save mother and baby during normal delivery ,this is major factor why c section is preffered.A lso many mother dont fulfill the basic minimun number of Antenatal visits and end up in complication even though visits are given through guideline n monitoring.

[@vinod_dwivedi]

One more point Survival rate of mothers Survival rate of babies In 2008 vs now

[@drshaurya]

This video was balanced but missed on few of the benefits of Caeserean Section. You should have included opinions of atleast a government gynaecologist in this video, they might have brought out more nuances and everyone would have had much better understanding. Doctors would love to talk and explain things when asked nicely and when they are free :). In the future please include subject experts and let them explain their field even for a minute or two. Prolonged lochia ie. vaginal discharge, injury to baby esp collar bone, caput, injury to mother's pelvic floor, chances of prolonged labour pain esp. in first time mothers and increasing saftey of c-sec are also important factors. Besides maternal mortality has decreased and registration and record keeping has improved. Apart from the points mentioned in this video these factors also have to be in play.

[@DrHouse6168]

As a Doctor m 100% agreed with this video…nowadays most of hospitals are run by business men & politician, therefore doctors are just employee which are forced to do such things…one thing more..now its officially allowed that mother can choose c-section for delivery despite of no indication for c-section

[@GreenDriveIndia]

Doctors already earn enough, i don't think anyone can force doctor to do c sec. Only they can pressurized to do not forced to do. My both kids are through normal delivery in private hospital. It was doctor who helped to get it normal.

[@DrHouse6168]

@@GreenDriveIndia yes it’s possible…bcoz earlier most of doctors have their own setups , so they are more image conscious and do not involves in malpractice…but nowadays corporate culture and these insurance schemes are the sole reason… anyway m a govt Doctor and my salary is just enough to only meet my basic needs and little savings but not as much, as most people thinks….😅😅

[@360moviesin-w5v]

Can you give me job dr ravinder sir

[@DrHouse6168]

@@360moviesin-w5v bro m a employee of government…not govt 😅

[@360moviesin-w5v]

@@DrHouse6168 took me as your assistant

[@iitneetwale9896]

Even I was shocked that why nobody is talking about this issue But finally you bring it

[@realeyes6774]

Mother chod media hamesha desh ko khatam karnye me Tula huya hy or edhar scam ka tadat bartye ja reh hy। dekhanye k liye kuch v nahi hy

[@priyankamsharma1]

They all know it but won't do anything coz life of a mother has no value in India...family too is more interested in saving the child....have you seen people taking care of mom's after delivery?? All they care/want is baby (preferably boy)...after delivering...mom is left to fend for herself...her luck if she makes it.

[@akashdas9292]

Waoooooo

[@humanist641]

​@@priyankamsharma1 c section is jeopardy to females life ? Its normal bro This is different era than previous Now maternal deaths are more important that child health Baccha Gaya to chalega mother ko kuch nai hona chahiye Par Aisa agar karenge to tumako chalega kya

[@studywithkrishna8]

Yeah same!

[@ApurbMishra]

As a man i cannot imagine the level of pain female face during delivery. I really bow my head to all mother who accept such pain for there baby .

[@crazyrr144]

Simp

[@Neo-ld6qv]

😂😂🤡

[@rozeeeee3]

​@@crazyrr144 It's not SIMP ig, it's all about respect

[@crazyrr144]

@@rozeeeee3 simp

[@sidharthdash19]

This topic touched me in a deeper level. I live in Netherlands and was blesses with a baby this month. The baby was around 3.5 kg. This was our first baby so we were not sure what is the procedure of child birth in NL. Few months before the delivery we had an intake with doctor. The doctor declined C-Section as a options. Here is what she said " we doctors in NL pledge to never harm our patients. A c section means cutting 7 layers of human tissue. This procedure will actively harm the mother and baby. We will not perform this operation until either mother or baby are actively in danger " My wife was very afraid if a natural delivery. She is very soft person, because of that I was also not sure if she could do it. She was in labour for 5 hrs. The doctors the nurses were cheering her all the way. Our baby was born naturally. Parallely in India my sister was also pregnant. Her child was around 2.8kg. she is way more stronger. She tried for a natural birth. But only after 2 hrs of trying doctors pushed for C-Section. She was almost done but they still insisted for C-Section. They tried all the fear tactics and finally my BIL said yes for C-Section. I have no doubt about the talent of doctors in india. They are the best of best. But I highly dought their ethics. I cannot trust a single word that they say. And I don't believe that the decision they take is for my best interest.

[@GastroLiverDoc958]

She was almost done? can you please subpoena the treatment and monitoring records so that we can confirm its not blind hate. Sue him if you're so sure. Ill tell you you're not so sure because you're not there in the room. Ill tell you you're not sure because you can just think emotionally and what KZbin and other social media teaches you You'll never be sure because you will be the first one to manhandle the doctor if something happens to the baby Doctors in India may not be the best of the best but we've learnt practicing safe medicine. Safe for us that is- to prevent mortal harm if something bad happens. Let the patient go when he is alive so that we won't be in that bed soon if our best attempts (God forbid the extra bill that is generated) leads to property and physical harm.

[@Priyanka-jl8pg]

Well I would not say all of them are like this but yes most of them are that's why plz always check the hospital first just don't take your family members to any hospital as my brother was also 2.6 kg doctor performed c section becoz his breath was not stable he might have died in natural delivery and we believed the doctor becoz from the beginning he was helping us 😊

[@GastroLiverDoc958]

Exactly, how do you know most of them are like that? @@Priyanka-jl8pg

[@Zara-ZAF]

I am a dentist but still couldn't stop them from doing c section twice.. different dr same strategy... And now due to excessive adhesions I can't have more babies.. and in india it's impossible to have normal delivery after two c section

[@TarunKumar-vp6wi]

​@@Zara-ZAFyou have two and you want more babies?

[@urochithi1171]

I'm a nurse in a govt hospital. Doctors don't get extra income from patients but they are so impatient that they don't go for normal delivery and even don't encourage a patient for it. In many cases where mothers emphatically want normal delivery doctors ask them or their parties to sign on the risk consent. It's very painful to see being a medical person. Patients are also so impatient nowadays. Doctors don't want to wait for long hours and they think that I'll instead perform 6-7 c-section in that hours.

[@lanuinla6090]

You are right

[@FunnyFunny-eb2hf]

You are a nurse. You have the power to stop these things it's very bad for mother and baby normally. Poor people go to government hospitals, and they don't have that much money to feed baby and mother good food. It's very pain full Sean. Please try to help poor people

[@sunilsahu9]

Nurses don't have any power bro they are the ones who do most of the hardwork and get very less salary this is what i observed when my father was hospitalized

[@kundansharma8189]

My wife normal delivery cost more than c- section it cost around 35k in villages and the doctor was great they did hard work of the delivery, because my baby was over weight around 3.5kg finally happy my baby health is good❤ 😅😅

[@ramkrishnamaheta2400]

good

[@Coo-]

Isn't 3.5 kg normal?

[@sahilbhardwaz4852]

@@Coo- no 2-2.5 kg is perfect for newborn

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

is your wife healthy sir? always while talking about children, talk about your goddess who brought him into this world in the first place ☺️☺️☺️

[@himanshubhagat7679]

@@sahilbhardwaz4852 its 2.5 - 3 kg

[@amireald3]

My Bhabhi was in labour pain and the doctor just came and told we are going for C Section. We knew it was all bullsh*t but felt so helpless as it was a call for two lives of the family. Hospitals just want to cash out on every opportunity. Very good topic, kudos to you and your team.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Thinking about Labor Pain makes my Prostate hurt and I am guy. Love my Mother, she is a Chaddess.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

@Lucifer.5465 Based woman!

[@nkspro1]

They take advantage of the fear, at that moment you can't deny their action because it is matter of life and death.

[@drshaurya]

Doctors won't be able to explain the reason for c-sec to every member of the family but the must make sure that the mother and father understand the reason and then provide informed consent, it is not possible to explain things to each and every member of the family who I do understand are also feeling equal anxiety. Also there are several clinics and nursing homes being run with out regulations so monetary motive can not be ruled out but there is a chance that they explained the reason to the mother and father.

[@amireald3]

@@drshaurya Brother doctor just came from the other hospital and went inside ICU and came back within 5 minutes with C Section call. It was not some super speciality hospital.

[@doubleDip24]

finally someone talk about it. Thank you bro. I had my child delivered thru C-Section last minute. Although there were no complications and hence no reasons to go for C-Sec but C-Sec brings more money to hospitals.

[@nidhinidhi1061]

Same.... But now I facing depression because of it

[@prachipandey578]

Same.😂

[@WTalkOfficial]

Same

[@sisterinthisdunya]

Is about the 99% Unnecessary c sections. It is illegal and horrible. How can All women have operetion tell me? C section can be done ONLY for a serious reason and it is Very Rare case only (20%) . C section is done only for very serious reason and health problem of mother or baby. Operetion can be done only if the birth is really not possible because of the serious reason. Women must give birth to a baby, and not cut their baby out of stomach. Indian doctors force women into operetion and dont let them give birth because of the corrupt system. They want to cut you, they dont want to take care of you and give time to you during beautiful labour and birth. Also because of money they manipulate you and lie to you that you must have operetion cause your baby is „weak“ or „water is low“ all these kind of lies. That is why you Women must get Educated and never listen to these corrupt doctors. Here in europe Doctors would never let you to have c section! It can not be done freely, Only for a serious reason what is very rare! Be careful

[@none-ox5hm]

We were always encouraged by our mother and grandmother for normal delivery only. And thankfully we were blessed to find amazing doctors who were against unnecessary c section. Both my kids are born through normal process

[@adventurouskashmir7341]

Was it difficult sister? Am 3 months pregnant

[@none-ox5hm]

@ADVENTUROUS KASHMIR no sister, please pray and think this phase will pass soon. As soon as you see your child, you will forget all your pains.

[@DeConstructor-im5ve]

Correction: it's issue of Mother and sister. Not mother and grandmother

[@Qwerty-jc3so]

​@@adventurouskashmir7341 if you take an epidural it won't be difficult at all.

[@shalujindal5272]

From where u got delivered ur babies

[@sofeerey]

Stop judging a mother, she is the one who will be cut open or push through her body in extreme pain to bring a life to this world. If she wants a C section or a normal course , its her decision and comfort.

[@karan3771]

C section is more dangerous for mother as well as child

[@prajjwalnarayan8001]

Normal delivery is best choice for mother and for baby specialy

[@prajjwalnarayan8001]

Normal delivery is best choice for mother and for baby specialy

[@prajjwalnarayan8001]

Normal delivery is best choice for mother and for baby specialy

[@prajjwalnarayan8001]

Normal delivery is best choice for mother and for baby specialy

[@shubhangidubey6888]

One small correction here, 99% of personal health insurance do not cover maternity

[@Gurpreetsinghpreet1]

Not case with a good package, a small package insurance won't cover any, and it will cover after 2 years

[@SnehaSingh-qw2id]

They do for hospital bills

[@chakithaponnala9869]

they do

[@rishabharathan7404]

Exactly what I was about to say!

[@uglyindianscammer]

Do piles comes under personal insurance?

[@doctorgeo8459]

Thank you for bringing forth such important topics of discussion. I totally agree with you. Being a doctor ( Anesthesiologist) i would like to add that there are procedures like Epidural available in good hospitals for painless vaginal delivery. This is very popular in west ,but sadly, very few people in India are made aware of it. So if any lady is fearful of pain, this could help her.

[@Viralvlogvideos]

sorry to say but doctors are 2 types godness like you and devils like in most hosipitals

[@kdjoshi726]

I knew about Epidural thanks to all the vlogs I watched of an American KZbinr but as I expected, this doesn't seems to be much popular here in India

[@EvolveYourBrain]

I had epidural during my both deliveries. Today my children are 19 and 11 and I m so happy I chose it even though I had my doubts. I had painless and quite an easy normal delivery both the times.

[@mrperfect971]

But doctor are there any risks associated with epidurals ? Since they sort of play with the nerves I'm sort of concerned whether there won't be anu serious risk associated with such techniques

[@doctorgeo8459]

@@mrperfect971 i understand ur concern. There is no procedure in medical science which is 100% risk free. Even after doing everything correctly, there is always a risk of complication. But that doesn't mean one shouldn't undergo any procedure. In good hands, you'll be safe. Before the procedure, Anaesthesiologist examines the patient to check whether the patient is fit for the procedure or not.

[@creativejunction101]

This has been happening for a quite long time, I'm 22 at this time and my mom was pressurized to go for c section the last minute when I was born. my mummy shares her pain that is caused due to stiches and stuff for her lifetime, her body has drained out much before her age, thank you for bringing this point up.

[@deepali2784]

True my mother went through the same..... Her body after isnever the same...

[@abdulqadirshaikh015]

My body also became very weak .. i am also 23 now but seriously I feel like that I am very old age woman , my skin become loose and weakness But yaa I did lot of work in my sasural by crying and tolerating pain No one understood my pain not even my husband Only fights and all Really 🥺 still I m disturbed Such mai kamine log hai doctors and sisters, p-un , mausi all looters sale Curse them

[@humanist641]

C section don't cause budhapa .. it's nothing to do with this .. its after every kind of childbearing ur body gets drained up .. but with good food exercise u canreverse it back

[@Purvasoni12309]

Yes same with my mom too.. Seeing her condition, I have decided that no matter what, whenever I will have kids i will go for only normal delivery

[@abdulqadirshaikh015]

@@Purvasoni12309 good decision

[@braveimposter]

A guy can't say much for a woman. My mom had both c section and natural delivery. when i was born, she did c-section. And she says she's glad she did that! When my sister was born, she was In the natural delivery she got stitched down there in the vagina because it tore. She explained how it made her life worse the pain was unbearable. She gone through trauma, both physical and mental.

[@zipvarse]

So true

[@vibesmatter965]

I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery in PGI, Chandigarh. My friends around preferred private hospital for delivery but right from the beginning I had faith just in a govt. hospital. I have seen it myself during labour that some to -be mothers requested for a C-Section because they could not bear the pain but the doctors at PGI kept pushing them for normal delivery, and those same mothers were thankful to the doctors after the delivery for not conducting the C-Section. In my first month of conceiving, two private doctors told me that I have had a miscarriage and asked me to conduct an internal check-up. Completely shattered by this, I went to PGI, they assured me that it's a healthy pregnancy within 2 minutes just by observing my stomach. Yes the procedures in a govt. hospital are quite long and time consuming but trust me it is worth everything.

[@sonaligagneja6893]

I completely agree with your point. I even feel docs in govt hospital are way more smarter and intelligent because of the different varieties of patients they deal with despite less resources

[@vishal_26641]

Yupp,, but always remember go to top govt hospitals like pgi, aiims, etc. Don't waste time to district govt hospitals whenever some critical operation needed

[@kadwasach1100]

Yes i got the same xmprnc.. i created 2 govt cards and 4 four private cards.. most of them told normal delivery depends on the situation and time.. we cannot give you any hope for normal delivery because it also depends on dilation and contractions on last.. but in govt hospital they just focused on my health reports.. everything was doing f9.. so when i got admitted they directly took me to labour case not for c sec.. they tried very best for normal dilation was going good but my mom waz in rush to make it quick.. so she forced drs for anima and induce.. when they did this as per my mom request dilation has stopped and thr was sharp contractions i was facing continusly.... I was continuously screaming and shouting because of pains but still no dilation.. dr wr waiting 1 inch dilation more to start the procedure but dilation was not increasing.. at last i started for shouting for operation.. n they simply said no.. bcoz baby head was fixed and only 10 r 20% dilation was left.. i shouted for operation and for forcep delivery.. doctors got angry at me bcoz the pain was unbearable for me.. at last they took me for forcep delivery and gave me warning to corporate.. i countinsly shouted when they inserted forcep for delivery.. pain was out of control.. i was even not able to move my legs r hands or fingers of any from place to other.. but some how i took the pains and co operated with them.. after successful delivery baby was not normal.. he drank amonitic fluid while i was facing dilation and pushes and pains.. they took him into emergency case.. n thr was sharp mark of forcep on his head.. skull was out of shape and he not cried after being born.. but Alhm his healthy and fi9 now.. somehow the day passed.. and it became most horrific day of my life. Now expecting the 2nd, and its one month left to go more.. doctors are cooperative but im worried about same pains again.. wt i learned is we should never compete or intrput the nature. Bcoz my mom did hurry dilation was stopped.. doctors already gv the tim by nxt day mrng.. but my mom started disturbing doctors for enema and induce for Faster delivery.. i got 7-8 stiches after forcep.. pain was more unbearable.. May Almighty easy the pains of all expecting mom.. and grants them success in both the worlds .

[@tapomitamallick3637]

​@@kadwasach1100Having people like your mother in delivery room is a curse.This time I hope you don't have her in your delivery room

[@parthjain1496]

*To prevent C Section birth, Simply Give doctor extra money So that He do normal delivery* No, Law will be Implemented properly

[@rajashashankgutta4334]

No it's hard

[@amansharma4358]

They will still do because of greed which has no limit

[@parthjain1496]

​@@amansharma4358They get commision on the basis of Bill generated, Just Peronally give them some money to do normal Delievery.

[@damianwilson9052]

Bro after getting lakhs of rupees you say they need more money 😂😂😂

[@AK-ny5bz]

Believe me, the PCPNDT act has already crwated hell for doctors and Non-pregnant patients that includes all the males and nearly 75% felmalea.

[@kavishhurbungs3152]

The reason why a lot of people prefer private hospitals (clinics) for delivery is because there are less cases of baby mix up at these private institutions compared to public hospitals. Peace of mind is a factor.

[@rupakrabha-2179]

my biggest fear is mix up of babies.

[@youtubeka_messi]

This video is not about government or private hospitals. It is about "Natural birth vs C-Section"

[@shivam_nagar69]

lol😂 i have heard a lot about such things(mixing of babies)

[@MasterKey2004]

@@youtubeka_messi the solution to the video was government strengthening the government hospitals since from the lack of greed the doctors don’t push C section onto the patients

[@youtubeka_messi]

@@MasterKey2004 it is not solution because people spend money lavishly in private hospitals due to comfort and best servicea. It is like SBI VS HDFC/ICICI bank services

[@yoyoling7315]

Very happy to share i live i RANCHI JHARKHAND ( Kamal pharma Lalpur Area) there is a gynecologist her name is Dr ARCHANA she only go for Normal delivery . Her behavior is also such polite and friendly.....Definitely this type of Doctors specially have huge respect from my Side ....hat's off to her ....May got bless her

[@surabhisingh3105]

I am also from ranchi i also recommend Laxmi nursing home hinoo they also go for normal deliveries be it overweight or BP they handle very well

[@d_dpo]

In Kenya, the govt has forced all hospitals to charge the same amount for c section and normal deliveries. That's why most of the babies are born through normal route. The incentive to push mothers towards c section in greed for more money is over as a result. I wish something similar is done in India. We'll see a dramatic change in the scenario

[@venkateshvicky8128]

The people blaming doctors performing c section are the same ones who blame doctors if they perform a normal delivery with a dead baby due to complications during the delivery process..remember c section might be painful for mother..but a normal delivery has its own complications

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

i would say it is 95% money greed only. because in UK and other European countries the c-section birth rate is still 10% only. but their lifestyle is even more modern than ours.

[@TiSHAAaadharr]

no it's more then 30%.. Brother same things are happening in our bangladesh, why always we women have to suffer? unnecessary pain are these for both physical and mental... government are quite.😭

[@anshulsingh8326]

Saw a similar video like this of some American woman. She got the C section without giving permission to the doctor.

[@AK-ny5bz]

Then they would have F'ed the shit out of hospital and doctor

[@ArnavRoy]

Nothing is done without consent in Usa, if its done, they will get a large compensation.

[@minazkhan1440]

12 years back my tuition Sir warned us About this issue during Science Reproductive chapter.... truly appreciate his vission💯

[@ashutoshjha8070]

​@@minazkhan1440same our bio teacher also taught us

[@toxicog18]

​@@ArnavRoy not necessary USA is actually a shit country

[@manjeetchoudhary1841]

Yes I have noticed this too , in my own family now it's become normal to hear about c section, and natural delivery is rarely heard. Thanks for making this video.🙏

[@thecopy9975]

I can’t tolerate the pain of normal delivery which feels like bone fracturing !! Sorry, I have weak nervous systems..🙏🏻

[@dr.amitkumar1082]

You covered this topic beautifully. On the positive note due to the advancement and easy availability of c section procedure and good infant care there is dramatic decrease in maternal(mmr) and infant mortality rates(imr) in india. IMR from 93 in 1990 to 27 in 2020 and MMR from 437 in 1990 to 103 in 2019.

[@SaiAbitathaDUCIC]

I was born in 2004 in Kolkata. In my city, normal delivery has been made almost redundant since quite some time. Most of the times, mothers supposedly face complications and have to pay the higher fees of C-section. That's why, some couples prefer to deliver their baby in another city where the doctors approve of normal delivery.

[@s.bth8436]

Thik bole6en

[@kdjoshi726]

Mere Maa k sath bhi yahi kiya am a 2002 born

[@SantoshKumar-ej7vn]

Which hospital you suggest for normal delivery in Kolkata if it's there??

[@JyoSco007]

Glad you people chose to not surrender to this shit practice.

[@prabalmohanta138]

Amio 2004 sale jormauchhii c section e

[@abhinavbahuguna9540]

I'm Indian and delivered in USA via vaginal delivery aka normal delivery. I'm an overweight person but I do exercise a lot and I delivered the baby after 41st week and my labor was more than 24hrs after inducing pitocin. Here in US doctors will try their best for vaginal delivery than c-section. Whatever may be their reason, all I know is if I had to deliver the baby in India it would have been 100% c-section

[@aishwarya2130]

Doctor these might have alot of time , less population , and advanced technology , But India is lacking these , yes they are improving , but still there many patients under 1 doctor so doctor has to think of all patients...... Think before you blame anyone

[@Qwerty-jc3so]

​@@aishwarya2130 you don't need advanced technology for natural birth🙄

[@letsstudy4822]

My doctor says no exercise only 1 hour walk per day. I don't have any complications in pregnancy. I want to exercise because before pregnancy I used to workout every day. What to do. She just says exercise is not to be done in pregnancy

[@hmmm463]

Must be a sight to see a guy giving birth,right abhinav? As much as i know US medical system is more fkd up and expensive,they charge 1000s of dollars for smallest of treatments,afterall US runs the best corporate system in the world

[@abhinavbahuguna9540]

@@hmmm463 it's a shared account. There are 3 people using it as its a prime account. I thought that is so obvious!

[@mariyams_tale]

While being pregnant i exercised daily kept good diet and i was mentally prepared for the labour pain as " normal main ek hi baar dard hota hai c section main zindagi dukhega " and when my 7 month started i increased my physical activities and allhamdulillah i delivered both my kids through normal delivery 😊

[@hidayahhijaab4905]

Maine bhi ye sb follow ki last tk Dr. Ne kaha ki normal hogi .. jis din 9 month 9 days hue.. to Dr. Ne check up ke liye bulakr ghr pe hi nhi Jane Diya . Kaha bche ki Jaan ko khtra h, COVID chalu h, ye sb bol kr dra diya . Or mere mna krne k bad bhi zbrdsti c section krwaya

[@shashwatchaudhary17]

Muslim ko Jayda bache Dena ata hain chahe kaise bhi hain toh den hi 😂

[@shahanasiddiqui8493]

I went to c sec and i m normal with no difficulty..it's a modern way of delivery

[@mindblowing007]

Mariyam , had you delivered in govt. Hospital or private? And one more thing whether hospital trying to convey you for c section can you share your view??

[@kaursidhu4725]

I am also doing all of these thing and my both children born natural 😊😊

[@poonamadhikarivivacious]

My baby weight was 4.2 kg. Doctor suggested me to go for C section. I delivered my baby in one of the best hospital in my city. I started walking comfortably on Day 5 of delivery. In my second delivery, I started walking the next day itself. Yes, I agree C section is costly, but if good doctor is treating you, then your recovery period will be short. Many people complain of back pain. I did not face that pain for long. Hardly a month. Yes, my hospital bill was high. But recovery was very fast. Baby was born healthy. So no regret after C section.

[@Juststayhopeful]

You women these days are too lazy for normal delivery so you choose it

[@himanshubisht5910]

What was the hospital bill ?

[@poonamadhikarivivacious]

​@@himanshubisht5910 1 lakh.

[@Zeunknown1234]

​@@poonamadhikarivivacious!!!

[@kadwasach1100]

Now it will be fine.. but in future you will be regrettng.. because as soon as the years passes you will see side effects of c sec on your kids as well as on your health..

[@tycoon4331]

As a man it is easy to say...if you were a women and you have to build your career and support your parents you'll understand today's women...

[@meghanarora4136]

honestly ... men pretending to know what actually happens to a pregnant women is infuriating. vaginal tearing is no joke and then the endless bleeding after giving birth for more than a month & post partum depression. Population is already sky rocketing, more people should be child free

[@anuragtyagi3684]

Thank god my wife was very much aware of the side effevts of c-section.. she always talked to females of our families n was always mentally prepared for normal delivery.. she ate properly through pregnancy n did excercise n all .. but still the end doctors were pushing us for c-section inspite of having all the tests etc normal.. we then opted for govt hospital.. n had our first baby (boy) last dec tht too by normal delivery.. n she recovered withing months which would have taken much more time in case od surgery..

[@dakshhcr2574]

God! Private Healthcare is so greedy before money.

[@srm5065]

Even doctor too

[@NEXUSOP69]

Private hospitals are shit, they can fuck anyone's life for money

[@trev1230]

Kudos to you both for her determination and your belief in her over the doctors

[@coderide]

Thats because you chose govt hospital ❤

[@moomalshekhawat2728]

I went through a c section 5 months ago....I was an overweight mother...hence my doctor recommended a C Section....I agree with most of the points here....but I feel that not all doctors are the same.....it was beneficial for my baby...and that's what matters to me

[@khushisingh2708]

Listen nicely to himm...he nvr said tht c section is bad bt uh should avoid if conditions are normal. In ur case uh was unhealthy so normal d was a riskkk...

[@ranveervaghela7030]

​@@khushisingh2708I agree

[@rudrapratap5774]

In my mother's case,c section was required during my birth as my head was too big to come out by natural birth..otherwise,rest of my siblings were born normally.

[@akshayisr]

I am from Bangalore, in my wife's case, doctor strongly preferred natural birth but due to very long wait my wife decided to get c section. What I heard from my relatives in delhi, that doctors were preferring c section without giving option for normal delivery.

[@Barunsinghtravelvlogs]

Can you please tell doctor and hospital name

[@rohitghali]

Doctor and hospital name please...

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

Yelli manipal hospital dalli athva Ramiah?

[@themirage6223]

Same here. I guess in south people give this option. There first priority will be natural birth until and unless you have complications.or choice that you want to have c -section.

[@darshani9]

Ya even my baby was born in Banglore through normal. Thanks to COVID i could not go to my home town in Mumbai.

[@Dr.Sheikh22]

My aunt's first child died due to waiting for normal delivery...she was waiting for labour pain....which didn't happen. If she had chosen c section inspite of waiting for pain she could have got her child in her arms. So please take your decision wisely....if you can't believe on one doctor ask another or someone you know but DON'T EVER BLINDLY TRUST ANYTHING OUT THERE. I think if pain for 2 months or 3 months and 10-15k can save two lives then where is the problem. Say something you are eligible to say🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Paray_Zahoor]

Brother I had asked this question very aptly 4 years ago and knew the answer as well. I am from kashmir and I believe 90 percent deliveries in my region are cesarean. You have clearly covered the whole topic. We have one hospital to serve 80 lakh population for delivery called lala ded hospital. You can understand the crowd in emergency and how doctors would be handling all such to be mothers in pain. This epidemic is real....

[@inshaamin7653]

Exactly.. And above all the unhygienic conditions in govt hospital and unavailability of normal delivery procedure in private hospital is also an important factor leading to people preferring c sections...

[@arijitghosh9551]

This is happening at a huge scale in India since a long period. But people being aware also, they decided to remain silent. Thank you for raising this scam to everyone.

[@ananyap9646]

Very good topic. Throughout my pregnancy, i went to 3-4hospitals, everywhere they told me normal delivery is impossible bcs i had lot of complications. Trust me, last minute we literally went to government hospital and after 6-8hours and i delivered normally only. Den dctr told me, c-section is a scam by dctrs, also mom's are choosing it bcs they don't want to bear so much pain and have episiotomys. Everyone tell normal delivery is easy, no guys is 10×times painful

[@aishwarya2130]

These stupid people don't even understand , and says c section is difficult

[@dmathew0077]

It's not always a scam there are cases when mother and the child's health is at risk and then the doctor considers emergency c-section. Iam also an example of that I waited till the last minute suffered all the pain for normal delivery then finally had to go for c-section in the midnight as my baby had passed meconium (babys first stool inside ).Let's not generalize that all are a scam. C-section is painful too and the life long back pain is also terrible.

[@ananyap9646]

@@dmathew0077 yes mam I'm not telling it's always a scam. But there are times where normal delivery is possible yet they perform c-sec. In my case also, baby was fully wrapped in cord, my hb levels were 6.5 and amniotic fluid was low, but still we went for normal delivery only. Immediately my baby passed meconium

[@ananyap9646]

@@dmathew0077 and regarding the back pain, we also have life long back pain and also the sacr tissue is so painful even after years. Episiotomy is very very painful, imagine bleeding from der and having rashes afte wearing pads, wid stitches der. But PPL always say normal delivery is easy and no special care of treatment for us like mom's who underwent c-sec. My point is any type of birth isn't easy

[@dmathew0077]

@@ananyap9646 yes ...I do understand your point too. It's not easy be it normal or C section.

[@jitendrapurohit1428]

There should be a fixed cost decided by government only for deliveries...no matter c section or normal delivery .....it should be fixed

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

That would only worsen situation because it would mean you cannot have a child without paying money. It is actually illegal in India to not have a hospitalized delivery.

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@bhupenderkumar9281]

I want to share my story as i am in deep pain as my wife is in icu and its her 4day post c section delivery. I am SE in banglore and originally from dehradun. Mai apni wife ki normal delivery k wajha se apne native aaya ddn and instead of private hopital we decided to start the treatment from govt hospital as normal delivery chances are high in govt. Or umeed bhi puri thi kyuki meri wife ko koi b complication nahi thi everthing was normal even better or govt hosptal ki dr ne hame assure b kr diya tha ki aapki normal delivery hi hogi 100 % or hum b bahut confident thy pure. Then on 17 midnight my wife water broken and we went to the decided hospital but pata nahi for what reason my dr ne bola there is chance of csection and dr is on leave so unhone refer kr diya dure hopital govt mai hume kuch samhj nahi aaya but hum chale gye wanha pe unhone bola k abhi pain nahi hai toh 12-18 wait kringe and everthing is normal and took cansent phir 8 bje dr change hui or ab jo staff aaya wo hume force krne or darne lga k baby might be danger so go for ot. But i maine mana kiya or or wait krne ko kaha in written phir humne 1pm tak wait kiya but dr ne kuch try nahi kiya pain k liye toh pain nahi hue or al last na cahte hue b hame c section krwana pada bcz unhone bahut dra diya tha. Sub thik hua mujhe bahut pyari si bachi hui sub bahut khush thy phir ward mai shift hue but achana 3rd day on 19 meri wife ko brething issue hua or pata chala k uske lungs 1/3 infected ho gye hai wanha se refer kr k private hospital laay hun abhi bhi meri wife icu mai hai humne toh even c section b nahi expect kiya tha but abhi wrost case dekh raha hun govt hospital mai sahi se care nahi hui there is no lookafter and they are very negligence toward their work or dr ne apna time bachne ke liya meri wife ka c section kr diya i was completely against but mai last mai ek galt decision ki wajha se meri wife suffer kr rahi hai. Mujhe lgta tha k govt mai normal delivery hi krte kyuki unhe kuch extra paisa nahi milta etc but fact is k wo apni time barbaad nahi krna cahte or ishi liye unhone koi effort nahi kiya or meri bachi ka pet kaat diya aaj wo jis situation mai hai uska zimedaar ye pura system hai specially dr hai they are not humen they have no emotion .

[@MissCurious069]

How's your wife and daughter now?

[@megha91ans]

In abroad doctors try their best to try for normal delivery 💯💯

[@googlejokes2206]

Meri ek cousin sister ke 2021 me 2nd delivery hui Jisme doctor ne hospital me jaate hi c section room me le jane ke liye kehne lage ab ghar vale esi emergency situation me jyadaa bahash bhi nahi kar sakte or le bhi gaye magar usse pehle hi unki safily natural delivery ho gyi or unki first delivery bhi natural hui Magar unhone jyada kuchh nahi kaha kyonki aap doctor se dushmani nahi kar sakte 😢😢😢😢

[@aritrabhattacharyya94]

Not only monetary profit, there is one more point. The C section takes less time, so a surgeon might do the operation in few hours, whereas in natural, sometimes it might take upto 12-15 hours. To have all the emergency doctor, nurse, bed, blood, syringe and equipment ready for 12-15 hours and NOT have to use them is a big factor in why these big hospitals are forcing C sections. Hospitals see only profit, once doctors were called Gods, today that is going away from people's minds.

[@NOTONtechsx]

He mentioned that as well...

[@kevinsalmador739]

Were you watching at 2x or skipping parts ?

[@SmitePlayz1]

How is this comment getting likes? He literally mentioned this in the video.

[@Kathakathan11]

These days doctors and teachers should be called entrepreneurs, especially ones with own private practice.

[@TheShadowalker2]

But Many side-effects are seen after C section Blood loss infection and many mother's have died or damaged some parts due to this.

[@deepakgangwal4776]

Thanks to all doctors for achieving this margin 🙂

[@Jana_San_SS]

Yes blame the messenger and not the God sitting at the top. You know right, that doctors HAVE to follow protocols set by the hospital board? And doctors actually don't get paid the whole amount? Max is taken by the hospital and the rest is divided for room fee, bed fee, anesthesiologist fee, ward boy and nurse fee, equipments fee, medicines used during the surgery fee and then doctors.

[@ajithxyz7950]

@@Jana_San_SS Yes, a doctor shouldn’t feel pressured into recommending c-section if not necessary in a case. The employer in the big culprit.

[@thejaswinishankar6352]

I had opted elective c section and i recovered soon ... Even the cost of c section is almost close to normal in bangalore...both normal and c section has its own pros and cons..

[@aroy8853]

I have two normal delivery in 2018 and 2022. There is not any cons in normal delivery.

[@aishwarya2130]

@@aroy8853 sorry recovery in both the cases , my mom has 2 c section , she says everything is fine , it's just matter of will power that these days women and there family lacks And many people don't take proper nutrition , and expects normal delivery 😂

[@thejaswinishankar6352]

@@aishwarya2130 yes well said... I recently read in an article that both normal delivery and c section has risk... For every 12000 normal deliveries there is one death and for every 10000 c section there is one death...

[@thejaswinishankar6352]

@@aroy8853 probably you have not faced any...my friend had normal delivery and her stitches opened up and she was not able to feed or sir or pee ... She went into depression...

[@anupamachoudary]

One more important thing which was not covered in this video is Medico - Legal problems. If doctors insist on normal delivery and if for some reason Baby develops some problem or requires admission in neonatal ICU (NICU) then patient and attenders start questioning why C-Section was not done, some attack doctors and hospitals and some even sue doctors telling because of normal delivery their baby had problems. So why should doctors would like to take risk when there are no laws to pretect doctors and hospitals against such instances. Please enlighten about this also

[@champaliasnavya]

First of all. Vocabulary matters. We can say vaginal delivery and cesarian delivery which gives respect to both ways of giving birth. From first hand experience who underwent an emergency c section after suffering 30+ hours and hearing fellow young mothers, realised two things. There is a huge increase in premature water breaking, leading to emergency c sections and secondly cesarian recovery is not drastically different from "natural" delivery. I walked the second day and was able to touch my feet after they removed stitches. Unnecessary fear of both ways of giving birth and lots of misinformation is the major cause of postpartum depression in mothers. Child birth is not predictable like we hope.

[@sanatani2864]

A very sane answer....my compliments!!!

[@hidum5779]

your experience is anecdotal

[@ignotum861]

Glad to see your perspective, kudos

[@ishika710]

Someone sane out here!

[@PratibhaChauhan28]

Even I had pain for more than 24 hrs but end up with c section... After a lot of research I get to know that my doctor induced me before time and induction caused fetal distress and still they can do vaginal delivery because I was fully dilated but they preferred c section

[@jatinderpalkaur1295]

In india doctors recommended for C section,,but in other countries like Canada doctors motivate the mothers for normal delivery

[@TanyaWins007]

Ganta..ye corporate culture western se hi aya hai. Lallu. Waha bhi IvF ko promote kar te hai. I know kyuki mere relatives hai waha parr.

[@jatinderpalkaur1295]

@@TanyaWins007 whats the meaning of lallu?? Do you have any to talk to someone?? And relatives living in foreign not you ,i am already staying in Canada so shut up

[@jatinderpalkaur1295]

@@TanyaWins007 and there is Big Difference between IVF and C section ,do some home work

[@TanyaWins007]

@@jatinderpalkaur1295 areeee!!!! I meant that western countries are inclined towards artificial birth, whether you take c section or IvF. They don't support normal delivery kyuki western country me aurat conceive bhi karle bohot badi baaat hai because stress is the most common problem in their lives, plus their diets and routine.

[@TanyaWins007]

@@jatinderpalkaur1295 ye IVF bhi kyu badra hai India me? Same reasons. Western lifestyle ho gyi hai humari. Ye American Canadian are the worst countries. My friends at my age aren't getting periods. Idk they have developed some cysts in ovaries. One friend is in canada doing masters. Uske baal pure white ho chuke hai and also develop this cysts in ovaries. Itna stress hai waha. Or aap khre ho waha normal delivery ko badaya jata hai!! Ganta. Ivf ho c section jaha paise so loot sakte hai ye western countries sabse aage hai.

[@Kirnotsarg]

The common factor in healthcare systems in India and US is that they are for-profit. You should have mentioned the % of C-Section deliveries in developed countries with free or non-profit healthcare.

[@bhagyasri_Gogoi]

Its easy to talk but women like me do exist who have fear of labour pain or getting pregnant. So this is d option . Its not only for money or something.

[@zipvarse]

Men will not gonna realize, because pregnant to mahilaaon ko hona hain na unhein to nhi

[@Juststayhopeful]

@@zipvarse why can't you bear one pain? Men bear the pain to work their whole life outside for the family and they die earlier than women but still you blame men for all your problems.what a hypocrite

[@larinbeesh626]

​@@Juststayhopefulthe pain of labor is more than the pain felt by men their entire life working and men don't die faster because of working. It's because of their biology.

[@iamhappy288]

If this is your problem. Then don't fuck in your entire life. Or just use protection for the rest of your life.

[@maahi_13]

I had normal delivery for my first baby and i had stitches down there! Trust me that is the worst pain than labour pains and still doctors couldn't save my baby Maybe my baby would live if i had c- section but it was too late Lastly - both normal delivery and c - section are painful and takes time to recover .

[@vidyaarvind4458]

There simply is no comparison between the pain down there for 15 days after a normal delivery and the 2 month post operative pain from the much bigger and deeper surgical wound from a c-section. My first delivery 20 yrs ago was through an emergency c-section and second one nearly 14 yrs ago was a normal delivery without the need for epidural.

[@sushmareddykondapaly]

@@vidyaarvind4458 When we don’t take epidural, (I didn’t take it either), usually the tears are much less than when people take epidural. I had friends who had epidural with 3rd degree episiotomy tears and vacuum interventions etc who have a lot more stitches and trauma down there.

[@vidyaarvind4458]

@@sushmareddykondapaly Delivery is a tricky business and ultimately the rise in c-sections is not only due to doctors scaring patients into them to earn more and lack of doctor competence and patience to handle normal deliveries (whose course is unique to each woman) but also impatience, fright about labour pain, superstitions among patients apart from genuinely emergency situations. As childbirth always carries some risk to the mother and baby and normal deliveries can become prolonged or can go haywire at any time, women and their families feel they have more control if they opt for a c-section. Paradoxically, the more knowledge and convenience people have, the worse their ability to make decisions and accept their consequences becomes.

[@sushmareddykondapaly]

@@vidyaarvind4458 Absolutely agree with all of that. Just not the original comment where she shared about how hard her natural delivery recovery was and you mentioning it is incomparable, since unlike us( touchwood we had it way easy), some people have traumatic natural delivery too with difficult recoveries.

[@vidyaarvind4458]

@@sushmareddykondapaly a normal delivery's success depends on the treating doctor's competence, knowledge and patience too. Doctors used to c-sections will obviously inflict deep perineal cuts to normal delivery cases too. On the other hand, the size of the baby matters too. Due to improved maternal nutrition or some health condition of the mother, or the genetic constitution of one or both parents, babies may be large requiring a bigger cut to the perineum. I still feel that a recovery from larger deeper cut on the uterus is much longer than a perineal cut. Doctors now need more practice to gain experience to handle vaginal births. Most docs, even the older ones seem more geared towards surgical births.

[@ThePlusOrg]

You Taking up the issues which Mainstream media should take is the reason of your Growth Great Going Bro!!!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ashishdebnath7]

Apart from a few situaton, C-section delivery is done only because hospital can charge more than normal delivery.

[@277766222]

Had our first child! Thanks to GOD we were aware of these and we were preparing ourselves right from the beginning. Private Doc told us to go for C section even though my situation was perfectly normal for vaginal delivery! We opted out and took the risk and went to the local Govt. hospital where my wife delivered a healthy baby in natural vaginal delivery :). No issues with both mother and child after birth!

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@durgeshnandinidesai-sathay5725]

During my pregnancy my husband went for a very good doctor after asking alot of people who is better doctor in their eyes... My Husband is the deputy RSM of a pharma company.. and thats why he knew which doctor is good and not good... My delivery was normal.. but it was by induction... The doctor is really patient one..he doesn't carry C-section until and unless it's really serious.. he even waits to check if the baby has come down or not... He's really very good..even i tell everyone to go to him during pregnancy... I feel natural one is better than the c- section

[@DiaryOfAnIndianMom]

Agree with every point. My first delivery was a last min c-section...i had no complications and in a way we were literally arm twistrd into having one. I was 31 years then. At 35 i had my second baby which was a vaginal delivery despite my first being a csec... The only difference in both my deliverues was that the second time around we were more cognizant and chose the right hospital( where the rates of normal and csec were the same) and a doctor who was famous for her normal delivery rate. Honestly the only way to fight this as an end customer is to do your homework and find such doctors/hospitals. When the other doctors/hospitals start losing patients to these hospitals is when they might finally wake up.

[@skillbros5]

Rajiv dixit sir ne mahilao ki normal delivery ke liye bataya tha ki 1) Pregnancy ke dauran roj daal mai ek chutki chuna daal ke khaye to delivery normal ho sakti hai 2) pehele ke jamane mai aata hath vali chakki se banta tha jo ki mahilaye chalte the us chakki ghumane ka pressure pet pe pdta tha aur us karan bhi delivery normal hoti thi.

[@Manik_khanna]

When i watched the video i thought he recommended us to take calcium supplement and to do exercise

[@murtyanantapalli7935]

There is another reason, due to increasing incidents where patient dies and relatives beatup doctors/hospitals, though here two cases 1. Due to incapability and negligence of doctors 2. Truly not in doctors hands. Doctors may prefer safe option and just do c section even if slightest complications. There needs to be ambudman kind of law for proper investigation in patient death cases

[@AdityaKadamMechanical]

Anesthesia & cut due to c section are painful & affect the health of mother. I will make sure hospitals with minimum c-section cases.

[@bharatbhagyabidhata]

How can you make sure

[@AdityaKadamMechanical]

I guess only family doctors can guide us locally to such hospitals. Comments section of Google maps or practo can also help get idea

[@shirinhasan198]

Very thankful and analytical video. One thing I want to say. The number of C-Section could be increase with the improved healthcare system, but the ratio of the delivery should be under the limit.

[@priyakumari-zr1rx]

Meri bhabhi ko 3 saal pehle c section se bachha hua tha, vo aaj bhi kehti hai ki unjki taanko vali jagha pe bahut dukhta hai. 3 saal baad bhi vo recover nahi ho payi, unki age shayed sirf 23 ya 24 saal hai😢

[@shreejipaliwal1215]

Idea💡: I'm requesting everyone who do not have financial issues, They can Make a Non-C-Surgery hospitals which will never do C-surgery of womens & the amount of fees to be paid for child delivery will be fixed, the C-Surgery operation will only done in rare case.

[@abishanka16]

Mothers themselves opting for C Section. Good topic selection 👍

[@AditiTanwar]

So true. Deliveries are now money making machines for doctors and it's really disturbing. Sometimes the women and family know that normal delivery is possible but due to fear instilled by doctors, they agree for C section. Saw a similar case few months back.

[@adityasalunkhe1288]

just use uno-reverse on them Pay them for doing a normal delivery lol

[@Dr2689]

Baby birth normally... No worries.. Can recover in months.. But operate and recovery serous matter

[@GIGADEV690]

Phira paisa nah banye kya tum bache paida karke upkar kar rahe ho kya bacha nahi paida Kiya toh wah bada upkar hoga.

[@riscnx]

@@adityasalunkhe1288 Normal delivery requires lot of attention. An average doctor can not handle more than 5-6 Normal deliveries in a day with full safety. But Doctors can easily handle 25-30 CSections in a day like factory that produces Rs1Lakh every 30mins. And insurance also covers that money.

[@fitnaariindia]

I’m a health coach and I did almost everything during my pregnancy to facilitate natural birthing. But at the end, my baby’s head wasn’t engaging even after being induced for 12 hours! At that point it made less sense to keep battling in so much pain when there was no ETA from baby’s side. Doctor then suggested csec which I also thought was the correct decision. Later we found out that my baby had a cord looped around her neck and it could have endangered her life if she came down. So csec was a boon for me. Plus, in Bangalore pvt hospitals, the cost of csec and natural birth are almost similar. So monetary incentive for doctors to push for csec is negligible.

[@fitnaariindia]

Also, stitches weren’t that bad. I was walking from the next day onwards with slight difficulty and the pain subsided considerably within a week. I’m 8 weeks postpartum now and ready to start my fitness routine in a few days.

[@afreevibes]

I had a really long discussion about this yesterday with my friend and we were also talking that no one is concerned about this and now I got your video. 🙌

[@preetamjaipurkar]

Kudos to you brother... Literally you braught those topics which are really important but no one talks about... Thankyou...❤

[@Sarcasmka14]

My Mother always told "Hospital & Jail lootane ka kaam karte Hain;"

[@48038]

Politics & Education system bhi

[@user-gjfxhvxt]

I am from Bihar, and most of the C-section deliveries are done in Private Hospitals/Clinics and its surprising most of the Deliveries in Village/Block Hospitals are Normal/Natural. Be aware of this Scam.

[@dahliajaji9547]

It is not a scam. Pregnant woman who go to govt hospitals are generally from liw socioeconomic status, they do physical work during pregnancy, their babies won't be too big to pass through vagina, they generally get natural labour pains. However ladies coming to private/ Corporate hospitals are overweight, older age group more than 30yrs, diabetic, hypertensive,They don't have patience including their relatives, become pregnant after infertility treatment. Most of them are very Sedentary with poor life style and eat high calorie food. Hence chances of them going for CS is high Most of them, by chance sometime goes wrong after vaginal delivery, they don't hesitate to sue gynecologist for chores of rupees .without understanding, don't just comment

[@riscnx]

@@dahliajaji9547 In last 10 year, no women in my family was overweight while giving birth, but all of them were terrorised to do CSection. Only 1 cousin sis of my in Bangalore, managed to get NormalDelivery done & Child was perfect 3.9Kg. And she was overweight & has 3 maid in her home. So 90% time it's scam or basically the fact that Doctors don't want to give much attention to each patient, so they can earn more as quickly as possible. Normal delivery requires lot of attention. An average doctor can not handle more than 5-6 Normal deliveries in a day with full safety. But can easily handle 25-30 CSections in a day like factory that produces Rs1Lakh every 30mins. Women are evolved to pace pain and even give birth to triplets from same place, 10-15 times in life, with NormalDelivery. What are the odds that things would suddenly start to go wrong with Normal Delivery in 21st century? Doctors are too greedy & unprofessional.

[@Ishitakapoor12]

@@riscnx Any doctor will do c section only after consent. It's patient's choice after all the complications and indications are explained to her. No one forces you. Your all estimations are wrongly speculated. OT needs more resources and even it's more hectic and tiring. In NVD it's nothing much for a doc to do.

[@riscnx]

@@Ishitakapoor12 Sure... "Hey your kid may choke if we don't take it out within a week" or "Your child's skull is too big for normal delivery" or "BP is too high...couch cough ... just 140~~~, it can cause complications like excessive bleeding..." According to you a person should not give a damn about what doctor says... because doctor can't force you!!! NVD nothing much to do, but potentially a lot of things to do, which is why it's boring yet you can't handle many patients to earn a lot of money.

[@Ishitakapoor12]

@@riscnx so that's the indication for cesarean! Why the hell you are crying that they do it out of greed? You guys are so convinced with your very limited knowledge.

[@sangeetagupta6200]

As a mother of two, both complicated pregnancies and both C Sections, I stand for modern technology used in appropriate situations. I and my children would not have lived to see the day if not for surgeons who performed these surgeries

[@soumyadipmukherjee6627]

I agree maam but over use is also not good it can harm the Body

[@pratyushpani7316]

​@@soumyadipmukherjee6627 it isn't as terrible as the normal delivery. People like you have no idea about the massive amount of pain mothers have to bear in natural childbirth.

[@abirnigam8816]

🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️You missed the whole point of the video. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@meenakshityagi9]

I agree absolutely 💯

[@5zan396]

May b they would lied about complications

[@aniketburman21]

Reason: 1. Corporate Greed •• Number of stay days are more, hence more money •• Takes less time of doctor, hence saves man hours 2. Bad Health •• Lack of good diet •• Lack of excercise Recommended levels of C-section deliveries:

[@sjaiswal7114]

A year and half ago my sister in law had a baby. It was a government hospital and her mother insisted on taking her to that hospital as she has helped some other ladies from neighborhood in their postpartum period and during their labour so she had some experience with such situations. In the room which she was admitted in during her labour pain a nurse came in and told her that she'll have to go through a c section as baby is not in right condition to be delivered normally without informing any other family members that were present right outside her room also she chose exact time when she was momentarily left alone. Hearing this she panicked and her blood pressure elevated then when her mother got to know about the reason for this she first helped her calm down and then she asked that nurse not to tell her such information which isn't necessarily confirmed she also suggested after talking with my sister in law that they'll go for normal delivery. The baby was born perfectly healthy little boy. My sister in law was healthy too all thanks to her mother she didn't had to go through any unnecessary procedure. But in those few moments when she was left alone that nurse really caused her to worry if it weren't for her mother's insistence, support and much needed courage she would have given in to their suggestions and would have gone through unnecessary c-section. She was brave throughout her pregnancy and labour to endure such stress and also her mother is strong for helping her make such serious decisions with a calm mind in panicky and stressful situation.

[@gauravmulakpariya]

Great topic. People should be aware of this issue. We can see in our own families, mostly deliveries are now C-section.

[@priyankamsharma1]

People are aware and this has been going on for decades....until and unless strict laws are made where doctor are held responsible for why they needed a c-section like the US, or else the license would be canceled. In india thr is huge lack of patient doctor ratio and pharma mafia pay enough to keep the games going...why...what's the cost of a mother's life in 1.4 b population....what is few thousand die due to complications.....thr bills are paid...n that's what is important to them.

[@aishwarya2130]

@@priyankamsharma1 first of all understand one thing , normal delivery will take 12 hrs to 3 to 5 days also , for that right time to come , and arranging all these , 3to 4 doctor , nurses , and whole staff , do u know how busy and hectic lifestyle of doctor is they can Evan hender the health of doctor also , 80 % of doctor are in stress that are working 12 to 15 hrs a day , 24 hours , 36 hrs shift like these , And money part , so it's mostly done by businessman , politicians , doctor have almost 0 control over these powers Think before you speak

[@priyankamsharma1]

@Aishwarya💗 if you can't do your job professionally as a doctor...then don't be one....whole world has doctors delivering kids....that doesn't mean c-section is performed where it's not needed. Who gave docs right to play with a women's life? We all have 2 kidneys and can survive on 1....does that mean a doctor could just perform surgery unnecessarily and take out one.... Oh that would become too unethical...kyuki aisa karne ki kya jaroorat hai...kyuki ab baat humari kidney ki hai...but delivering mom ki Maa behen karo ..faaltoo ki surgery karo...taaki aage aane Wali life me unko complications aaye....wo bahut ethical hai. Of course, 3-4 kon labor pain me mom ka rona dhona sahey....nahi hota to mat bano ..Keval India me hi ye acceptable ho sakta hai...kyuki sub chalta hai....yehi hamara attitude hai...jub tak aag khud ke ghar me nahi lagta...koi nahi jaagna chahta.

[@ParminderKaur-zm4kw]

Point… nahi job ji jjati to mtt bno doctor.. but inko to little mota paisa kmana hai

[@Layman_O2]

Koe nahi bolta vo An open latter bolta hai......Hats off you brother 🙌🙌🙌

[@asmitakumari9859]

Here is something that hasn't been addressed, normal deliveries also are prone to tearing of the vagina , now husband stitch isn't a myth, the fact that so many women gain weight due to normal deliveries hasn't been highlighted enough

[@prashantrdgmc]

I am a Doctor and I am running a Hospital, 50% of couples go for elective C-sec because they don't want to "destroy" female's genitals by normal delivery, that's a common believe in general population. Rest of the 50% who don't opt for C section, approximately 25% go for emergency C- sec because of delayed labour as they don't develop labour pains even in the 3rd stage of labour. I always ask the couples to go for normal delivery if they are fit but it is hard to convince them at the stage where women are alredy prepared for caesarean section. Another bright side of C-section is significant decline in maternal and Infant mortality rates across the country. And yes normal delivery doesn't "destroy" patient's vagina all it requires some time for recovery and vaginal epithelial tissue is resilient.

[@Gurpreetsinghpreet1]

Yes normal delivery recovery rate is much faster and healthier than c section complications and upcoming diseases after it, so if people are inviting unhappiness than no one can correct it, although they don't know more than doctors

[@swatitiwari18051992]

One of my friend also told me something similar if you will go for normal delivery your sex life will not be the same 😂 and I thought how previous generations had so many kids then😂. I had a normal delivery this Feb and let me tell you let your body heal and recover and everything will be alright

[@mohdghani7171]

why epidural are not common in India? Women fear of labour pain.

[@radha_the_Artist]

Why do India needs these many kids.... We need absolute birth control for atleast 2 decades

[@sonaldas4928]

​​@@swatitiwari18051992 It's good information from your side, but I saw many videos regarding vaginal tightening... in the comment section the women themselves were saying that they want vaginal tightening creams or exercises as they are having loose vagina after normal delivery... I am pregnant now and don't know what is true...

[@bpgrmds]

It is also becoming a matter of pride for people to get 5star treatment in corporate hospitals. They want to show off saying they opted for a package for 1.5 lac etc

[@ModernMatakiRasoi]

I had an elective C-section …n trust me I start doing my regular things with in 2 weeks …(I used to run 5/6 km a day before my pregnancy ) Yeas It’s was a bit costly … It’s all about the choice Natural birth is not an easy procedure too Let’s not call this natural birth it’s virginal birth and so many women have virginal stitches due to the virginal birth and those stitches takes forever to get healed… My point is this let the mother decide how she wanna deliver her child …

[@nehahanvat5610]

How many c section ha can have a woman

[@Juststayhopeful]

You all modern girls are just weak not choice

[@drlalduhoma7707]

I am a gynaecologist by profession... I delivered all 3 children of ours normally without epidural analgesia... We are happy

[@mrshreykumarjain]

Always try to choose the hospital which is having very less difference in price of C section and normal delivery. In big metro cities like Bangalore and all, there are many hospitals which prefer normal delivery only, and if you check they are having high normal to c section deliveries. Although those hospitals come under top class and are non feasible for lower middle class to afford, but yeah, normal deliveries are also back in tradition. You should make a video on this as well. Not all private or govt hospitals are bad, few are super good

[@subhratapatra8679]

Can you guide which hospitals in banglore

[@anusuachanda7938]

Exactly it's been a disgusting dangerous trend lately. Your all points are absolutely right.

[@moumitabagchi9007]

I have preferred c section delivery, just to avoid the labour pain. I had no problem post pregnancy and my boy was healthy . I had no complications health wise

[@tanvibhatnagar7636]

It is a very interesting video and I totally agree with it. I recently gave birth in Paris to my son and it was painless natural birth as I opted to take Epidural during the course of labor. With epidural I had a very comfortable labor experience and the delivery was also painless. I really recommend for the women in India to ask their doctors for Epidural during labor for vaginal birth. My postpartum recovery was also very fast.

[@stankssmile5865]

Epidural os so rare and not at all encouraged in india

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@Ducktility]

A suggestion: Please use BCE and CE instead of BC and AD

[@mohdadeeb1829]

Why?

[@mohdadeeb1829]

@@shrey._.77s Tu parles francais?

[@rupakrabha-2179]

@@mohdadeeb1829 tolerance is not same for everyone.

[@mohdadeeb1829]

@@rupakrabha-2179 no hablo ingles!

[@SivaranjanGoswami]

In most hospitals in Tire II or Tire III cities, specialist doctors are not available all the time. They visit the hospital only at some specific times. If you opt for a normal delivery, and if something goes wrong, there will be only the nurses and some junior doctors in the hospital. But if you opt for C-section, the specialist will remain present at the time of delivery. If anything goes wrong, you can expect immediate attention by a specialist.

[@TheShubhangiSharma]

I was entirely aware of this before my son’s birth, but just a week before my due date, the baby was delivered through C-section. It all happened so fast that I or my family had no time to weigh our options because the baby’s health was in question. In just the next hour the baby was out. It was the exact type of situation that I was trying to avoid. But you have no choice but to trust doctors in that moment. They said that the umbilical cord made one coil around his neck and it was no longer safe to wait or induce a normal delivery. Given my trust issues after reading trends like this, I will never know if that was a genuine situation or not. I just know that the C-section reduced my capability to recover sooner. It’s forever left a scar in my abdomen. I couldn’t stand up and carry my own baby for some days. And unlike natural birthing mothers, the road to recovering your bones and “returning back to shape” has been very difficult. Moreover such a high statistic of C-sections shows that many women are being deprived of the option to have more than two births. It’s not a must that you have more than two kids, but it’s an important option to have and definitely not the doctors’ decision to make.

[@khansi4928]

Same thing happened with me and i was literally crying as I had made all the effort to deliver normally since the beginning of pregnancy. But at the end doctor did what they wanted to. I gone in post partum depression because I was not prepared for c section and tried to avoid as much as I can. Now, am not gonna conceive anymore.

[@kanak-wg7hn]

My brother had same thing due to which my. Had c section but it is affecting her till this date

[@Gurpreetsinghpreet1]

Really heart breaking

[@Rainbowlife-x5m]

Same thing happened with me. Even from the beginning I had a doubt as my medical is 100% free so I discussed this with my husband that doc will do my c section. My doc used to say you will have to have normal delivery and during 8th month check up she said baby is in cephalic position but when delivery date was near she said no the baby is in breech position so I had to go thought c section. Even AFI was low and she didn't gave me any medicine when I was in 8 th month. She gave me medicine at last moment. PS:- I WAS HAVING HEALTHY DIET THROUGHOUT THE PREGNANCY

[@sunshine-lv5pr]

Same happened with me last year I also want to go for normla delivery and everything is going good but at 8 th month scan my dr told me you have to go for c sec withing 3-4 days Or if you wait for long I'm not responsible so I had to choose c sec

[@raul9403]

But it should be balanced...because one of my relatives lost her baby ....as they waited too long for normal delivery...baby ate her own pop...she didn't survive...anything is fine if you're saving mothers and childs life ....

[@farnaazqureshi2020]

Correct! Doc.hi hai main reason patient ko or uski family ko darane k liye.... Urban areas mein or private hospital me c-section bahot horahe h ... Patient ki critical condition bahot kam hoti h lkn doctor haina zayada income or unka time bhi waste nhi hota ...agar doctor chahe to kaisi bhi situation me normal delivery kara sakte h ... Achche doctor bahot kam h specially Mumbai me ... Bahot si ladies depression me chale jaate h .... Thanks for you and your team that you choose this topic..

[@kukee4715]

Many hospitals suggested c-section to me but I kept searching for one and finally found and did normal delivery. It cost me 55,000 for normal delivery in semi rural areas. Babies are becoming expensive.

[@simran2417]

it cost me 32k for c section in mumbai

[@suchitmore7089]

​@@simran2417Which hospital

[@kushagrasingh3331]

My mother has 3 childs and all through normal deliveries whereas my all aunts have their childs through c section and one of the biggest difference I see is the abdomen structure of theirs.. My mother body is perfectly shaped whereas my aunts stomach r automatically bigger and cause them problem in day to day life

[@sarveshtiger]

I agree with this completely. Being more practised by doctors across India especially in Urban India for getting high fee relatively to natural delivery. Most of the employees working in private IT companies are getting insurance for C-section delivery. So, the hospital don't think much to earn using this practice. The women are also preferring the C-section delivery to avoid pain.

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@UroCare_Nashik]

All the people calling Doctor greedy, remember a Doctor gets 20% of your bill. Tell the Doctor you will pay same charges as C-section even if it is normal delivery, yet you will see doctors will prefer C-section

[@aishsingh5764]

I have lots of gynaecologist in my relatives…. They themselves want kids through c-section instead normal delivery….. as they admit c- section involves less risk to babies …. !!! That’s the only reason why women prefer c- section.

[@AnweR-AmmaR]

Yes this is true. I seeing lastly 5 ' 6 years mostly my relatives on gives baby birth through operations. Few give birth babies through natural method. If some one checking Doctors regularly then it most chance they advice operations .

[@lshubham3692]

Your content have always been amazing and informative

[@debpratimpaul-fg4sh]

It's a very good topic. KUDOS to you and your research. I love in Kolkata and I have seen these cases a lot here. Thanks for talking and spreading awareness 😊

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@Rorschak129]

2 things 1. When you have your own child, would you let your wife suffer ? It's ultimately the family who decides for it. 2. You can always go for normal delivery in any normal hospital but we opt for it because then our overall care is performed. I don't agree to this and some of the videos in blank disparaging of doctors are insane.

[@zipvarse]

That's. What should be the actual concern

[@nikeshjha9246]

Personally I believe corporate greed is responsible for 80% of the increase.

[@SounakBasuRoy]

Be it govt or private hospitals, they should be audited regularly.

[@rajeshrawat7366]

CNA insider - rise in c section epidemic" ki documentary chap di... Every sentence was picked up from it.. And that was much better and helpful to people.

[@drvaishalideshpande8175]

You have put forth good discussion. The charges for normal delivery and c section should be same. One very important reason is increasing fear of litigation in doctors mind. Sometimes even physical violence. Previously doctors used to wait for normal delivery even if there was some risk. But, today no doctor can do that. As people are not trusting doctors. Doctors also do not trust the patients. The doctor is always worried about the litigation and violence.