Fear of Childbirth The high trigger rate Operating Caesar

Not a few women who fear the face of normal childbirth. Apparently fear of childbirth is sparking the high cesarean delivery process.

The new study, published in the journal Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica (AOGS) revealed that fear of childbirth is a factor that into consideration when choosing someone finally gave birth by Caesarean section.

In this study some of the studies involved women who were known to have a negative experience or suffer from excessive fear of childbirth as normal, so many are choosing caesarean.

The study, led by Professor Gunilla Sydsjo of the Department of obstetrics and gynecology University Hospital in Linkoping, Sweden Middle analyze antenatal and delivery records of 353 women who are afraid of giving birth and 579 women who are not afraid.

The result is known the fear of childbirth increases the frequency of emergency cesarean choice. In addition induction of labor is more common in women who are afraid of giving birth (16.5 percent) while women who are not afraid of 9.6 percent.

"Maximum effort is needed to avoid a traumatic delivery and providing psychological treatment such as counseling for women who have a fear of childbirth," said Prof. Sydsjo, as quoted by the ScienceDaily, Friday (23/09/2011).

Caesarean section performed if the risk to the mother and baby such as infection, bleeding, there is a specific disease or a baby has problems such as tangled umbilical cord, respiratory distress or problems in the placenta.

The experts said a few things are known to influence environmental fears as maternity, mental strength of a woman or a previous birth experience.

Therefore all women should receive full support during pregnancy and feel confident to give birth to such a positive environment and try to deal with a patient one midwife deliveries so that pregnant women do not feel afraid to be left alone.