The French AmbUlatory Cesarean Section (FAUCS) often referred to as a “French C-section,” is a new technique that promises a quicker recovery when compared to the standard C-section. Cesarean sections are traditionally accompanied by an increased occurrence of post-surgical complications and post-operative pain. It can take at least six weeks (and often a lot longer) for the patient to return to their daily activities. It’s also a very expensive…
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