Women who give birth after a cesarean section are no better lovers than those who give birth naturally. There is no guarantee that sex after cesarean is better than after natural childbirth.
A team of British scientists conducted research on over 500 mothers. It turned out that tyingchildbirthviacaesarean sectionwith elevatedlibidowas a gigantic mistake. "Women who are planning a Caesarean section in advance, fearing stretching their vaginal muscles, are wasting time," said Dr. Geraldine Barrett of Brunel University in London.
Scientists have also shown that only the use of various instruments, such as forceps, during childbirth causes painful intercourse, but only during the first six months. Nevertheless, the emperor is still in fashion and it is difficult to convince, for example, show business stars that giving birth to a child in this way does not guarantee a successful relationship right after childbirth. And it is worth mentioning that only last year, more than 130,000 cesarean sections were performed in all hospitals in Great Britain, of which over 10,000 were only and exclusively at the request of the future mother. In the world, one child in five is born as a result of the procedure, informs the World He alth Organization. Back in the 1950s, only three out of 100 women had cesarean surgery.