Vaginal or Normal Delivery

When a baby is delivered through the womb's birth canal, the procedure is known as vaginal delivery or natural birth. Most specialists will encourage it for as long as feasible and will always like to prevent a caesarean birth. Vaginal deliveries are strongly advised for mothers who intend to have numerous children. An episiotomy is a technique that is performed by creating an incision at introitus

A C-section involves making a surgical incision in the mother's abdomen and uterus and then delivering the baby. A C-section can be planned, as few women do, or it might be performed when needed due to the nature of the pregnancy. It can also be unanticipated, since problems during labour might occur, and a C-section may make the birth safer for both the mother and the baby.