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If i have a planned c-section will i have fewer complications or the same in labor?
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Hopefully "YES": With a planned c-section the situation is usually more favorable for less complication because of daytime operation, empty stomach, usually intact membranes, well rested or personal (including the surgeon) cleaner circumstances, etc.
Answered 3/16/2017
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