With the development of science and technology and the improvement of medical standards, women have become selective in the way they give birth.

For example, some people choose natural delivery, while others choose caesarean section.

Natural delivery and caesarean section each have their own advantages and disadvantages.

In order to avoid pain, some women blindly choose caesarean section, while others insist on having a natural delivery and end up with a difficult delivery even if conditions do not allow it. So what are the differences between natural delivery and caesarean section! Normal birth

Normal birth is a process in which mother and baby cooperate with each other.

The baby needs to have a lot of subjective initiative and participate in all the steps of his own birth

First of all, in order to have a smooth delivery, the fetal position must be correct. It must be turned head down so that it can come out of the mother's birth canal smoothly.

This process is very painful for the mother.

Not only does the mother experience long and continuous uterine contractions, but during the birth process, the baby will completely squeeze the mother's pelvis and birth canal, causing even more pain. C-section

A C-section is very different.

It makes an incision in the mother's abdomen and uterus, and removes the baby directly from the mother's uterus.

The incision is usually only about ten centimeters. However, the inner wall of the uterus and the abdominal cavity need to be completely pulled apart with instruments, and then the doctor can directly remove the child from the mother's uterus.

During the operation, the mother will be anesthetized, so she will not feel any special pain. However, the operation will be sutured at the end, leaving wounds on the uterus and mother's abdominal cavity. After the wound is anesthetized, it will be very painful.

After surgery, because caesarean section is prone to poor uterine contractions and hemorrhage in the uterine cavity, which affects uterine contractions, mothers with serious conditions can easily cause heavy bleeding, so they need to manually press the fundus of the uterus in order to eliminate the hemorrhage and observe I had contractions, and the process was excruciatingly painful.

In addition, due to the laparotomy wound, the second child cannot be born until two years later.

It seems that among these 6 pictures, pregnant mothers will probably be confused about whether it is "pain first and then sweetness"? Or is it "sweet first and then painful"?

However, whether it is a natural birth or a caesarean section, mothers will experience a very painful process. This process is full of various dangers and requires the mother and baby to have the same mind and the doctor's full cooperation. Of course, various unexpected situations may occur.

Each of these two production methods has its own benefits.

In a natural birth, the child will be healthier due to the squeeze of the birth canal. The mother will also recover faster after giving birth.

Cesarean section is less painful during the delivery process and is suitable for mothers with large fetuses who have difficult labor.