3.3 Maternal’s experience with CS
Participants’ maternal’s experience with CS was presented in
(Table 3) . The majority of the respondents had only one or two
CS (46% and 32.6%, respectively). 45.6% of the respondents had their
last CS in the age group of 26-30 years old, most of the respondents
performed CS at a gestational age of 31-40 weeks (78.9%), 89.8% of the
respondents stayed in the hospital for 1-3 days after CS, and 52%
needed a recovery period from two weeks to one month. The higher
percentage of respondents (75.3%) had their CS in private hospitals,
and (44.4%) of respondents had full coverage insurance. Finally, it
appears that the majority of the respondents were satisfied with their
experience (56.3% were satisfied and 16.5% were strongly satisfied).
Regarding CS complications (Table 4 ), about 29.4% of the
respondents had complications after CS. The most common complications
were wound pain and inflammation (11.3%), back pain and general
weakness (6.4%), flatulence and abdominal pain (4.6%), bleeding
(3.9%), headache (2.4%), fever or hypothermia (1.4%), adhesions
(1.2%), hypotension or hypertension (1.1%), and constipation (1.1%).