LSCS (Cesarean Section)

Lower Segment Cesarean Section (LSCS) is a surgical procedure performed to deliver a baby when normal vaginal delivery is not safe or possible.

When is LSCS Recommended?

• Prolonged or obstructed labor
• Multiple pregnancies (twins/triplets)
• Breech or abnormal baby position
• Placenta previa or complications
• Fetal distress or maternal health risks

Procedure Overview

A safe surgical incision is made in the lower abdomen and uterus, allowing smooth delivery of the baby under anesthesia.

Benefits of LSCS

• Ensures safety of mother and child
• Reduces delivery-related complications
• Planned and controlled procedure
• Provides alternative when vaginal birth is risky

Post-Surgery Care

• Pain management and wound care
• Monitoring of mother and baby
• Gradual return to normal activities
• Support for breastfeeding and recovery

Our Expertise

Experienced obstetricians ensure safe cesarean deliveries with compassionate care, modern facilities, and personalized support for smooth recovery and positive outcomes.