For expectant mothers, it is natural to worry about the delivery process and the pain it may cause. They may also have difficulty choosing between natural childbirth or caesarean section. In fact, both methods have their own distinct characteristics. Gynecologists will recommend the most suitable method of childbirth based on the mother’s condition and wishes. Prenatal checkups are a very important part of this process, as it allows pregnant women to understand which method is best for them. In addition, these checkups also allow gynecologists to analyze ways to minimize pain during delivery, helping pregnant women through this critical period together.
What is natural childbirth?
Until now, most pregnant women elect to give birth naturally. The baby is born through the mother’s vagina, resulting in smoother breathing. There is also no need for anesthesia. This method of childbirth is relatively safe, and satisfies the needs of expectant mothers and babies who wish to go through the process of birth together.
It has been pointed out that older mothers must give birth via caesarean section, but that is not the case. If a gynecologist verifies that the patient’s physical condition can cope with natural childbirth during prenatal checkups, older patients may try to give birth naturally.