Normal Delivery

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First Stage

When the cervix begins to soften and stretch, the baby is ready to come out of its mother. A woman’s first childbirth can last as long as 12/13 hours, whereas subsequent births typically last around 6/7 hours. The contractions grow more intense and frequent as this stage develops. Contractions are intense, painful, and last 60-90 minutes, happening every 2-3 minutes, by the time the cervix is about 10 cm dilated

Second Stage

After the cervix has fully dilated, this stage begins. The infant is being pushed head first into the delivery canal by intense contractions. Every contraction requires the mother to exert herself, which might lead to exhaustion. Also, she may feel a lot of discomfort at the vaginal entrance while the baby is coming out. An incision (episiotomy) may be made at this point if the doctor believes it will be more convenient for the baby’s emergence. Until the baby eventually emerges, the mother must continue to labour.

For both mother and child, we feel that a natural birth is the best option. Prenatal classes and prenatal educators allow us to attend to every detail of your worries, no matter how tiny they may be. Childbirth classes and physiotherapy sessions are used to help you prepare for childbirth. Throughout your labour, you can rely on our experienced and kind nurses. Skin-to-skin contact and the start of breastfeeding are highly recommended, and your baby will be given to you shortly after birth.

For the past nine years, we have been trying to decrease needless medical interventions so that you can have a great delivery experience.

Low-risk women carrying a single baby in a head-down position for the whole 37-week gestation period had an 88% normal birth rate between 2016 and 2018.