
Normal Delivery
As a matter of fact, baby birth can be a challenging and painful procedure but new moms would say it is worth it. Bringing new life into this world is a breakthrough in every lady’s life. This is the commencement of something new. As one more member is added to the family, the baby birth is the final step of a female’s pregnancy. After nine months of carrying the fetus in the womb, this is the time when the ejection of the baby from the uterus materializes. This is classified into three stages i.e. first, the dilation of the cervix. Subsequent would be the descent and birth of the baby and third is the ejection of the placenta.
The normal delivery process
There are two common approaches of delivery currently. For one, there is the natural technique which is via vaginal delivery. This is the old-style or normal way of giving birth. Another is via caesarian section in which the baby is taken out from the uterus via surgical incision. This is the subsequent option when vaginal delivery is not conceivable. In normal vaginal delivery, the baby is delivered via the birth canal without any operation. The mother experiences contractions which is a sign of the commencement of labor. The cervix starts to dilate (expand) during this procedure. The head of baby comes out when uterus is totally dilated and then it emerges out of the vaginal canal. Those females who have no complications linked to pregnancy always have normal vaginal delivery. Carrying several kids, twins or a baby with shortcomings is not possible to be delivered normally. Normal vaginal delivery is the paramount form of delivery since it is not linked with any dangers and is exceedingly safe for both the mom and the baby.
If you have any queries regarding normal delivery, you can rest assured as you have a best doctor for normal delivery in Dwarka ie Dr. Shikha Gurnani by your side.


Dr. Shikha Gurnani
MBBS, DNB – Obstetrics & Gynecology
Gynecologist, Obstetrician, 13 Years Experience Overall (12 years as specialist)
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