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Article: Postnatal quality of life in women after normal vaginal delivery and caesarean section.(Research article)
- Article from:
- BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
- Article date:
- January 30, 2009
- Author:
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Authors: Behnaz Torkan [1]; Sousan Parsay [2]; Minoor Lamyian [3]; Anoshirvan Kazemnejad [3]; Ali Montazeri (corresponding author) [4]
Background
The problem
The extent of postnatal morbidity in vaginal delivery and caesarean section has increasingly been recognized in recent years [1]. The focus on obvious morbidity such as anemia, infections and hemorrhage has been widened to include other areas such as sexual functioning, backache, painful perineum and constipation. Screening for postnatal depression is also well established [2]. However, the debate on the best practice (vaginal delivery versus caesarean section) to minimize postnatal ...
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