Complications of childbirth: childbirth is one of the most common complications. For example, poor uterine contraction, slow cervical dilatation or incomplete placental abruption.
Forceps or forceps incision: In the process of natural delivery, if the fetus is in danger or the mother has some complications, the doctor may use forceps or caesarean section for delivery. These operations may bring certain risks.
Pain and blood loss: the delivery process will be very painful, which will lead to some blood loss. If you lose too much blood during childbirth, it may lead to anemia and other complications.
Infection: Infection may occur during childbirth. It is more likely to cause infection in caesarean section and other operations.
Hypertension: Pregnant women with hypertension and other diseases may lead to complications such as premature delivery.
Diabetes: If pregnant women have diabetes, the management of pregnancy and childbirth may be more complicated.
Fetal development problems: There are some problems in the fetus during pregnancy, such as abnormal fetal position and pre-eclampsia, which may lead to delivery complications.
Psychological problems: having children may bring certain challenges and risks to parents' psychology and emotions, such as depression and anxiety.
Generally speaking, giving birth to a child is a complicated process and may face some risks. However, with the support of doctors and family members, pregnant women can be prepared, reduce risks and meet the arrival of new life smoothly.