Physicians will generally perform a caesarian section under any of the following conditions,except
A)when the baby's head is very large and the mother's pelvis is narrow.
B)to prevent HIV infection during delivery.
C)when there are three or more babies being delivered.
D)when the mother has habitually abused alcohol during her pregnancy.

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A caesarian section may be performed for various medical reasons, including when the baby's head is too large for the mother's pelvis, to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child during delivery, and in the case of multiple births (such as triplets) to ensure the safety of the babies and mother. However, habitual alcohol abuse by the mother during pregnancy is not in itself a direct indication for a caesarian section. The decision to perform a caesarian in such cases would be based on other obstetric or fetal indications rather than the alcohol abuse per se.

Physicians Will Generally Perform a Caesarian Section Under Any of the Following