Wei Zi gave birth to a baby naturally.

Before giving birth to a baby, many pregnant mothers will be moved and entangled in choosing natural delivery or cesarean section. Some pregnant mothers think that natural delivery is more conducive to the baby's health, and some pregnant mothers think that cesarean section is safer for their children. So, should you choose a natural delivery or a caesarean section? Which mode of production is more suitable for parturient? In fact, natural delivery and cesarean section have their own advantages and disadvantages. Which method to choose depends on the specific situation of the pregnant mother before delivery.

The advantage of caesarean section is that it can avoid accidents in the natural production process and the vagina is not easy to be damaged. But after caesarean section, you can't eat immediately. Cesarean section cutting the uterus will cause trauma. Even after the wound is healed, it will affect the pregnancy and delivery in the future, with more bleeding and complications, including wound infection, abdominal organ adhesion, anesthesia sequelae and so on. Postpartum recovery is slow, it takes some time to recuperate, and the hospitalization time is long. Will leave scars, women love beauty, although they can have plastic surgery after leaving scars, but it is trouble after all. Compared with natural delivery, it is not conducive to weight loss.

Generally speaking, when choosing cesarean section, pregnant mothers with pelvic stenosis or pelvic tumor that will hinder the birth canal and prenatal bleeding, and those with placenta previa or placental abruption, primiparas over 35 years old, have delayed labor and problems during delivery, such as uterine rupture. However, if the fetal position is not correct, the estimated fetal weight is more than 4000 grams or less than 1500 grams, or the fetal heart sounds change or the fetus lacks oxygen, and there are phenomena such as meconium, multiple pregnancy, fetal malformation and umbilical cord prolapse, most doctors will also recommend cesarean section.

Relatively speaking, lying-in women are more suitable for fetuses of moderate size. Under normal uterine contractility, the fetus can be born smoothly after passing through the birth canal with appropriate size of the mother. But the pain before delivery is unbearable, postpartum vaginal relaxation, sequelae of uterine and bladder prolapse, perineal injury and even infection, vulvar hematoma and so on. In addition, women who give birth naturally after delivery are prone to bleeding due to poor uterine contraction. If postpartum hemorrhage is not controlled, emergency laparotomy is needed, and in severe cases, the uterus needs to be removed, even life-threatening.