What happens to a woman's internal organs during a C-Section?

only one organ is temporarily affected, and that is the uterus. After dissecting down through tissue layers to the uterus, an incision is made on the anterior (front) part of the uterus. the baby is then delivered. after the baby is born, the uterus must be assessed for bleeding and repaired. read more

During a C-Section the only organ that is effected in the Uterus. This can be performed in emergency cases or to the wish of the patient. When a C-Section occurs the doctor will make a incision below the belly bottom, on the bikini line, since thats were the uterus is located. read more

The uterus, on the other hand, is commonly brought at least partway outside the body after a c-section. "This allows the surgeon to better see the incision that was made in the uterus and ensure that it's repaired properly," says Catherine Hansen, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston. read more

“It’s different for each woman, but milk can come in almost immediately after the surgery,” says Weiss. After 2-4 days, you can go home. Complications sometimes occur — postsurgery infection or bleeding is the most common. But for the most part, a C-section should heal slowly and smoothly. read more