Birth preferences by nulliparous women and their partners in Turkey
Highlights • It was found in this study that most women and their partners preferred a vaginal birth. • The couples' birth preferences were generally similar to one another. • Vaginal birth preferences were due to its being natural, healthier, with a quicker recovery and discharge from hospital...
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| description | Highlights • It was found in this study that most women and their partners preferred a vaginal birth. • The couples' birth preferences were generally similar to one another. • Vaginal birth preferences were due to its being natural, healthier, with a quicker recovery and discharge from hospital. • Cesarean section preferences were due to fear of childbirth and not putting the baby at risk. • Both partners' birth preferences affected each other. |
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