It is indisputable that many babies are born thanks to caesarean section and to illustrate, a book appears in the market in which all the keys related to caesarean section are contemplated. In the book Caesarean section, problem or solution?, Dr. Michel Odent raises a series of questions that, according to him, are vital and urgent.
We have not read it yet, but we think it can be interesting and can really teach us about the world around the caesarean section, previously this doctor has already written the book Born by caesarean section, which will be the one we read first. The questions raised in the book are the following: • How has a wonderful rescue intervention become a banal way of being born? • Why less than 10% in places like Great Britain and many more elsewhere? • Why maneuvers as risky as the use of forceps have not been eliminated by caesarean section? • Why should we distinguish between caesarean sections without labor, caesarean sections during labor and emergency caesarean sections? • What is the pool test? • What are the first microbes that a baby born by caesarean section finds? • Is breastfeeding easy after a C-section? • What do we know about the long-term consequences of cesarean birth? • What are the long-term consequences for cesarean delivery for the mother? • How has this intervention evolved towards greater security? • What is the future of "caesarean section"? • Does the era of caesarean section mark a stage in the evolution of brain volume? • Are we moving towards unprecedented cultural diversity? • What is the future of a cesarean-born civilization? • Can humanity survive the safety of caesarean section?
