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Caesarian section births linked to higher risk of pain and sleep problems for mothers

Daily Mail 1 min read 12 hours ago

Mothers who give birth by C-section are more likely to experience excruciating pain that affects their day-to-day life and develop debilitating sleep disorders, concerning new research has suggested.
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