Episiotomy (vaginal incision during childbirth)
Description
A surgical procedure, involving an incision between the anus and vagina, used during delivery of a baby to make the vaginal opening larger for a safer delivery. The incision is repaired with stitches after delivery.
Cost
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Common Complications
Bleeding, infection, swelling, defects in wound closure, pain, and possibility of sexual dysfunction.
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