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2 years ago

Immediate oral hydration after C-section boosts women's satisfaction and recovery.

The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine
Effect of Immediate versus Early Oral Hydration on Caesarean Section Postoperative Outcomes: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Heba A. Ahmed, Ahmed A. El-Shahawy, Hazem Sammour

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The study looked at the effects of giving women oral fluids soon after a caesarean section compared to waiting a few hours. They found that both groups had similar outcomes, but women who drank fluids right away were more satisfied with their experience. Immediate hydration may help women feel better emotionally and be more able to care for their newborns after surgery.