Man proposes, god disposes, hence you can never predict when things may go wrong. At such times to save both the baby and the mother , it is better to perform a caesarean,  which is  by opening up the abdomen section of the uterus after 28 weeks of pregnancy.

This is the time when you need your partner's love and encouragement. You need to keep your cool and have faith in yourself for a smooth sailing through such difficulties.

• Postcaesarean pregnancy (i.e. if the earlier pregnancy was a caesarean);
  

• Failure to progress in labour;
  

• Malpresentations of the baby (Breech, face, brow, transverse);
  

• Antepartum haemorrhage (i.e. excessive bleeding before the delivery of the baby);
  

• Foetal distress (i.e. any problem caused to the foetus);
  

• Cephalopelvic disproportion (i.e. in the small statured women the size of the pelvic cavity is small as a result of which the baby cannot pass through);
  

• Pregnancy induced hypertension;
  

• Growth retarded foetus;
  

• Obstructed labour;
  

• Other high risk pregnancy & foetus (diabetes, Rh immunization, postdated pregnancy, twins, lord prolapse etc);
  

• Toxemia;
  

• Elderly primigravida (first pregnancy at an elderly age)

• Lower uterine segment (LSCS)- 99.8% ...  More...
  
• Classical or upper segment - 0.02%
  
• Caesarean hysterectomy - 0.18%