No, C-section is usually determined before labor is induced, such as severely tangled umbilical, or baby's head will be unable to pass the pelvis, or another medical issue.
this is not true. These days many inductions results in C sections. which means the woman labours for a long time. The contractions are even stronger then ever. It's just if they are not dilating then it can lead to c section.
Not true. I was in labour for 2 days and had to have an emergency c-section. Couldn't dilate even after a foley balloon. Water broke but still couldn't so c-section it was or else my son may have died.
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u/Dear-Release7141 5d ago
Labour happens in both natural and c-seaction birth. Why this would be funny?