Can natural labor avoid amniotic fluid embolism?

Natural labor is not guaranteed to prevent amniotic fluid embolism. Because amniotic fluid embolism may occur during cesarean section and natural labor, but the probability of cesarean section is greater than natural labor. Because cesarean section shows a greater possibility of complications, and in the process of cesarean section will show wounds, once there is a wound may show the possibility of embolism, cesarean section wounds are much larger than natural labor, so more likely to show embolism. However, it cannot be said that normal labor can prevent amniotic fluid embolism. once amniotic fluid embolism occurs during normal labor, it will be more dangerous, because the treatment of amniotic fluid embolism is to suck amniotic fluid. Cesarean section can be carried out directly, but normal labor requires anesthesia in the process of cesarean section, so the risk factor is higher. Which production method is more appropriate should be selected according to the doctor's advice.