There is no such thing as a side cut or a cesarean section, and the choice of delivery method needs to be based on the state of the fetus. Lateral incision and cesarean section are both ways of terminating pregnancy. Lateral incision is a way of assisting labor during vaginal delivery due to fetal distress in the uterus, excessive length of the perineum, and other reasons, to avoid tearing of the perineum during delivery. The presence of post-partum discharge makes the side-cut wound susceptible to infection, which generally does not occur with proper care. Cesarean section is suitable for women who are not suitable for vaginal delivery and are in need of an emergency delivery to prevent fetal death in the uterus. Cesarean section is prone to postoperative incision pain, contraction pain, abdominal adhesions, and so on. There are advantages and disadvantages of both lateral incision and cesarean section, and the choice of termination of pregnancy needs to be made according to the physical condition of the mother. Mothers need to go to a regular hospital to have their pregnancy terminated by a professional doctor in a timely manner.