… at high risk of acute and chronic pain have mostly weak to … Persistent pain has been linked
to the severity of acute … it is the severity of pain after childbirth, not the mode of delivery, …

… of persistent pain is generally higher after cesarean delivery … found a positive correlation
between labor epidural and pain 8 … only to women with severe intra-partum pain. In other words, …

… between women following vaginal delivery and caesarean section (… , and to evaluate pain
during labour and in the early … and distant consequences of caesarean sections for the health …

… occur among women who experience chronic post-CS pain (… incidence of chronic pain after
Caesarean delivery and the … unclear whether preoperative pain, such as labour pain, is a …

… [2], WHO guidelines state that comprehensive education about fear of childbirth and pain
relief after CS should be provided [1]. The onset of PPD by the fifth postnatal day is reportedly …

… The incidence of CPSP was calculated from the number of women who developed chronic
pain ≥3 months following a Cesarean section, divided by the total number of women x 100. …

… The overall prevalence of moderate to severe postoperative pain after a cesarean section
was 85.5% (95% CI: 81.4–89.0%) within the first 24 postoperative hours. On the multi-variable …

… The association between Caesarean delivery (vs vaginal delivery) and the development of
… because of the association between the severity of acute postoperative pain and persistent …

… and adverse neonatal outcomes may constitute a traumatic childbirth experience, which has
been associated with the subsequent development of mood disorders. To assess the impact …

… the most severe labor pain. The higher the score, the more severe the labor pain is. Women
… experiences, such as cesarean sections, episiotomies, and assisted deliveries, may equally …