Cesarean Section Video
The gore of childbirth topic is not complete without a Cesarean Section Video. If you thought watching a baby being born the natural way was gory, wait until you see what it looks like where Cesarean Section (C Section) is performed. Surgeons sure rip that woman’s insides apart.
While I’m not a childbirth expert, I believe that the reason why most Cesarean Sections are performed is because unborn child is in unnatural position inside woman’s birth which could make birth-giving the natural way difficult or impossible. Maybe there are women who opt for Cesarean Section because they are too chicken to give birth the natural way so they go under the scalpel.
By watching that Cesarean Section Video I have concluded that surgeons are spineless machines. They are completely and entirely resilient to awkward feelings watching someone getting cut could evoke. They deliver these incisions without a blink. Obviously, that’s their job and the life of the patients depends on their ability to do so, you just don’t normally see that – as a non surgeon.
No wonder cesarean section scars are so huge. The incisions go really deep and the incision area gets spread wide open to allow for big enough passage so the baby can be pulled out. This must severely affect woman’s ability to give birth to future children the natural way. I can’t even imagine another Cesarean Section after one has already been done. Must be brutal.
Anyway, the Cesarean Section Video is below. This is supposed to be the time when parents cheer for their baby was born. I don’t think I could cheer much if my wife went through this type of procedure. What’s your stance on cesarean section vs natural birth?
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Posted by Best Gore on December 27, 2009 in Medical
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Although that is one reason for a C-section, all three of mine were born that way and it was due to the cervix not dilating (opening) to allow the baby to pass thru into the birth canal. I was in there for 2 of them and it’s nowhere near like this, at least not with mine. Hardly any blood was seen by the way they did it.
I agree, this isn’t a good C-Section job. I’m no doctor, but they are just kinda hacking at the poor woman. My mother had to have one with me because I was breeched (sideways), but that was back in the ’80s when they literally cut women in half from below the breast all the way past the womb (vertically). However, they now make smaller incisions so many women can wear bikinis without anyone even knowing they had had one. But the description was correct: if a woman has one C-Section, she must have one with all subsequent children.
My daughter ended up with an emergency C section, and is pregnant again and is set to have another C section. I always said when I was young I’d rather have one come out that way than the natural way.
Neither way is much fun.
awww hell, another birth?
Man, Mark… You gonna give these women so much ammo to use against us guys, we’ll NEVER hear the end of it now.
“look at us poor women, what we have to go through, bla bla bla…”
Yeah… but you women have NEVER been kicked in the balls either. hehehehehehe
Ah! That is so sick, and stuff is squirting out and shit… God damn. I always knew I never wanted to have kids, but this only exacerbated that. Bleh! Gross…
i think taking video of these things are illegal, in our country, a nurse had his license blocked or sumthing lyk that, bcoz of taking a video of a patients operation….
I had a c-section in the 80’s and the surgeon did a beautiful job with a bikini incision and no external stitches; the scar is hardly visible. The actual procedure was a bit messy as the baby had had a bowel motion before birth so there was a lot of green yuch oozing out everywhere. Nice.
awww HELllll Whitechapel… I mean… DAMN!
Like the video wasn’t sick enough… now you have to describe how your baby took a crap inside your belly?
Maybe the human race SHOULD go extinct. AAAARRRRHHHAHHAGGGHGGHHHHH
My stance on C section vs natural birth?
First of all:
As much as possible, “Nobody else touches my wife!!!”. For that, I’d let things go the way they’re supposed to…
Second:
I never liked girls very much. They’re only good for fucking; they’re never close to a man as a person. I’d never stay with one of them for the rest of my life. For this one, therefore: Should I get married in the future, then I Love my wife already. Grabbing a scalpel purposely to cut my wife MEANS WAR!!!
Though there might be some unavoidable circumstances. I can’t risk my wife dying just because I want her to give a natural birth to our child however. My solution to this is never to get married to someone who can’t give birth. “Nobody touches my wife!!!”
Wahaha!!!!
Love?
What love has to do if the surgeon now needs to cut you up like that one in the video? Especially if your life is at stake?
??? whut ???
obviously the baby’s life was endangered, he was already passing merconium. all C-Secs are quick going in, ususually about five minutes. in an extreme emergency, they will do a vertical incision and have the baby out in two minutes. it takes a long time however to stitch back up, as you noticed, there are multiple layers envolved. it takes months for a woman’s body to totally recover from a C-Sec.
it is possible to have a VBAC, vaginal birth after Cesearean. first the complication(s) that caused the orginal C-Sec must not be present. second, the scars must all be horizontal bikini cuts. third, the mother must give birth in a hospital so she can be closely monitored for the rare, but not unheard of, rupture of the scar/uterus.
so many women have gone on to have more children after both C-Secs and Vaginal births, that it must not be all that bad and/or it is worth it. i have four children by vaginal birth. my DDIL gave birth to two children C-Sec.
my 12 year old sister watched me labor with my first, and at 18 she watched me give birth to my third, as frightened as it left her, she still went on to have four children of her own. i was with a young friend when she gave birth to her first, i’d like to be a doula someday.
Licky-
Men can get kicked in the nuts, but a woman can still get punched in the clit too. It’s a lot harder to do though, so I still feel a lot more sorry for you men
there is not a man in the world who can handle the pain of childbirth. no pain that he will ever suffer can even come close. i nearly broke my husband’s hand during labor and watched tears run down his face. still doesn’t count.
The biggest pain a homo sapiens can experience is related to kidneys. When ureter gets plugged up by a kidney stone, the urine doesn’t have free passage to flow into bladder but its accumulation presses on the walls of ureter which expand and press on the most sensitive nerves in human body. This pain is the most excruciating a person can experience. Compared to this pain, child delivery seems like a walk down blossoming garden.
The length of ureter in women is only 2cm whereas in men it’s 30cm. If a woman develops kidney stones and they get stuck in ureter, the pain involved is only similar to birth giving, hence hardly any. Because there is only a small section that presses on sensitive nerves and it’s far away from the most sensitive ones. In men – let me just say that no woman would ever possibly, not even remotely, not even in her dream, not… I can’t even compare – no woman can know what real pain means. This unfortunate trait is left for the men to suffer. Woman could never endure it, they just yap their big mouth about birth giving which really is not much.
LOL! the pain involved in kidney stones is not from blocked urine. sorry, been there done that. the pain is from the stone being larger than the ureter it is passing through. thus the colicky type of pain induced by the stones passing as it stops and starts. stones are irregularly shaped and thusly do not block the urine from passing around it. otherwise we would not all be given little hats and strainers on our toilets to catch said stones.
also the pain is in it’s passing from kidneys to bladder, not from bladder to the ureathrea, which is a larger circumfrance and does not generally cause pain at all.
get a grip. men will never suffer pain equal to childbirth, they could not or the human race would have ended long ago.
but you did make me chuckle, thank you.
p.s. i’ve had ruptured ovarian cysts that were more painful than passing kidney stones. another thing men will never experience.
Bwaahaahaaaha hehehehe
I knew it was coming sooner or later.
As soon as Mark Posted these “Birth” vids, I knew sooner or later there would be a debate about who can handle the most pain, men or women.
I LUV YOU GUYS… !
Truth is, the human being, whether man or woman, has an EMENSE ability to endure horrendous pain… “AT THE MOMENT OF INCIDENT.”
You look at military men who have had HORRENDOUS wounds and kept on fighting, sometimes stating they didn’t realize they were wounded at the time.
Same for women in childbirth or in times of emergency when protecting their children.
At the time of the incident, the brain will release enforphins and other “drugs” into your system that blocks the transmission of “pain signals.” You will have adrenaline flowing and “AT THE MOMENT OF INCIDENT which will help you keep going past normal limits.”
Human beings are amazingly adaptable to such things and truly Men AND Women are equally able to endure a wide assortment of injury and pain.
I will never be a surgeon.
I got a my dextrose squizzed by a nurse once… does anyone knows how much pain it could give a person?
Licky:
I’ve broken my pelvic bone. Kicked in da balls….yes i think i understand this pain u speak of.
As for this vid, i would take water birth over this noise.
I could understand a C-section if it was an emergency but I would never choose to go through something like that. I have 3 kids and had them all naturally. I would never let a doctor cut me open and hope to God that they don’t screw up. But there are circumstances where it is necessary.
Mark, where do you get your facts? C sections do not often impair a woman’s ability to give birth. This one is probably done in a high stress/emergency setting or whatever, its not typical of most c sections.
The big scars left by c sections done in the past (vertical cuts down the abdomen) are rarely done today. And the “bikini line” scars often fade well.
well i know one thing for sure, i am deffinatly not opting for this if there is a choice, it el’natural for me
It’s usually done in an emergency.
After watching this I apologized to my mother. Now I never want children. *shudder*
This was obviously an older video, or from a different country than mine. Nowadays laser scalpels are used to cauterize small vessels, and better suction equipment. Also, there is almost always a clear bag-like thing to catch any stray liquid. I have witnessed 3 c-sections in the past 3 years, and have never seen a dr yank a baby out by the feet then hold it upside down.
nice\no.
Niiiiiiiiice!
Jesus Christ….
NEVER..will i be in that situation.
I’d rather adopt.