According to the \”Health Times\” report, male babies born by caesarean section are more likely to have reduced immunity than female babies. Does caesarean section really have different effects on babies of different genders?
Obstetricians collected venous blood from 63 newborn girls and 69 boys and compared the immunoglobulins.
There were 68 cases of natural delivery and 64 cases of cesarean section. Research shows that there is little difference in immunity between boys and girls born naturally; compared with natural delivery, newborns born by caesarean section have relatively poor immunity and anti-infection ability, and this phenomenon is more prominent among baby boys.
Experts explained that the gene that controls the synthesis of immunoglobulins (mainly used to improve human immunity) is located on the human X chromosome. Women have one more chromosome than men, so baby girls have stronger immunity than baby boys.
2. Is it “stupid” to give birth by caesarean section? In recent years, more and more babies have been born by caesarean section. While the whole family is happy to welcome new life, experts remind: If your baby chooses caesarean section, please start strengthening his training after birth, otherwise he will be born in the future. Children will be \”clumsy\” than others!
The Department of Pediatrics at Zhongda Hospital once treated an 8-year-old child whose hands and feet were so clumsy that he couldn\’t even tie his shoelaces. It\’s never easy. The parents were worried about this, and finally took their children to see it after being reminded by others. Turns out it was another sensory integration disorder. The child was later found to have been delivered by caesarean section.
Pediatric experts from the hospital told reporters, “The medical community currently believes that children born by caesarean section, because they are not squeezed by the birth canal at birth, often lack some necessary sensory stimulation, causing children to be prone to emotional sensitivity, inattention, and inattention. Problems such as concentration, clumsiness of hands and feet, and even sensory integration disorders are higher than those of ordinary children.
3. Babies born by cesarean section are prone to ADHD. According to an ADHD expert at a hospital in Nanjing, about 12 of the 17 children admitted to the hospital every day have caesarean sections, which is consistent with the research results of relevant data.
According to expert analysis, caesarean section is caused by changes in the birth canal. Changes in the \”environment\” when a child comes into this world, as well as sensory damage such as nerve contact caused by the normal birth canal process, make children prone to neuropsychiatric diseases such as ADHD as they grow. Experts remind people not to blindly choose caesarean section, but also to treat children with ADHD correctly, pay close attention to treatment, and understand \”bad habits\”. ADHD symptoms can generally be changed.