The ruling on prayer and fasting for a woman who gave birth via cesarean section and did not experience bleeding

Question:
If a woman undergoes a cesarean section and no blood comes from her, is there anything required of her, meaning, does she have to refrain from prayer and fasting?

Answer:
No, if nothing comes from her, even if she did not have a surgical procedure, if no blood comes from her after childbirth, then she is in a state of purity; she fasts and prays, and she is lawful for her husband. The ruling is contingent on the presence of blood; if it is not present, then she is not in a state of ritual impurity.