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During c section my bladder injured by 2-3 cm ..my gynaecologist said your bladder is fluffy ..then urologist came and operate..on next day I found that my baby's left hand is dislocated..I want to know that is there any relation between these two incidences or there is only doctor fault
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Injuries are bound to happen in case of difficult section specially when you have a previous surgery due to adhesions.It is not a unexpected complication that has occurred.
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Your history is suggestive of the fact that it was the difficult surgery where the doctor had difficulty taking out the baby
Complications are known in surgery
You sign a consent form taking that in mind prior to surgery
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