Modern childbirth techniques can be divided into two categories: vaginal delivery and cesarean section. In general, doctors recommend that pregnant women choose vaginal delivery because it is not only beneficial for the speed of recovery. It is also a great birth experience for babies. So, what conditions are suitable for vaginal delivery?
Under normal circumstances, doctors would advise women to pay more attention to controlling their weight throughout the entire pregnancy process. It is best to keep the baby's weight between approximately 2600g and 3500g, which is very suitable for vaginal delivery. The optimal weight range for babies is between 2600g and 3500g. If the baby's weight is too large, it may affect the pelvic position of the pregnant woman, making it very unsuitable for vaginal delivery.
If pregnant women want to choose vaginal delivery, they should first confirm that their fetal position is normal and there are no special circumstances. Generally, the head of the fetus will descend into the pelvic cavity of the pregnant woman, and under normal circumstances, the buttocks will face upwards. This fetal position is very suitable for vaginal delivery. As contractions gradually appear, the baby will approach and descend into the pelvic cavity of the pregnant woman. Before giving birth naturally, it is necessary to confirm whether there is any umbilical cord around the neck.
Pregnant women should not only achieve the above two points, but also ensure that the birth canal is suitable. Doctors will conduct an evaluation survey before a pregnant woman gives birth. Generally, if it meets the normal evaluation criteria, vaginal delivery can be chosen. During vaginal delivery, pregnant women also need to have sufficient labor force in order to be safer.
