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Caesarean section is the surgical delivery of the baby and is performed when normal delivery poses some significant risk to either the baby or the mother. It is famously known as C-section. The various reasons that can lead to a decision of caesarean section are:

Yes, a female can develop tumors during pregnancy. The outside cells of the developing embryo in a pregnant female get converted into placenta that is responsible for providing nutrition to the developing fetus. These cells are called trophoblast cells. The rare group of tumors that form out of these cells are collectively named Gestational Trophoblastic Disease. These usually occur during pregnancy but some can occur some months after the pregnancy. It can be cured even if it is cancerous.

A female has a complex reproductive system because of its role of child bearing. She needs regular visits to a gynaecologist once she attains puberty. Many common procedures are usually done on every female. However, some problems might be uncommon and only some females might need intervention for them. Some of these are:

• Colporrhaphy: It is a surgical process to repair and strengthen the walls of vagina after the prolapse of pelvic organ. A pelvic organ takes place when a single or more of the pelvic organs slip out of their usual location. 
• Gestational trophoblastic disease: The outside cells of the embryo get converted into placenta that is responsible for providing nutrition to the developing fetus. These cells are called trophoblast cells. The rare group of tumors that form out of these cells are collectively named Gestational Trophoblastic Disease. These usually occur during pregnancy but some can occur some months after the pregnancy. It can be cured even if it is cancerous.
• Hymenoplasty: It is also known as revirginity procedure and refers to the cosmetic surgery that restores hymen. It is a simple procedure that repairs torn hymen by cosmetic suturing the two ends of the torn hymen. 
• Sacrocolpopexy: It is a surgical procedure to correct pelvic organ prolapse in women.
• Salpingectomy: It refers to minimally invasive surgical removal of either one (unilateral) or both (bilateral) fallopian tubes. It is usually performed to treat ectopic pregnancy, fallopian tube cancer, blockage of fallopian tubes or uterine cancer among others.