Childbirth, like life itself, involve risks. Unexpected complications can occur even if you are well planned. But their probability can be reduced, if they know in advance and to behave properly during pregnancy.
Possible violations
• Predlagaemaya the placenta. The placenta fully or partially located over the cervix. Before or during labour may occur life-threatening bleeding. The probability of such violations: 0,2% — primiparas under the age of 25 years; 1% — multiparous older than 35 years*.
*Data taken from textbooks on obstetrics. Most figures are outdated, as they were obtained before the advent of modern research methods, such as ultrasound.</p>
• The detachment of the placenta. The placenta detached from the uterus partially or completely before or during childbirth. This process can lead to a life-threatening bleeding. The probability of such disorders is about 1%.
• Shoulder shoulder dystocia. When passing through the birth canal is blocked by the shoulder of the fetus. Occurs most often in babies weighing more than 4.5 kg. the Probability of such Violations (with different severity) of 0.15—1.7 per cent.
• A cord prolapse. The umbilical cord is squeezed between baby's head and pelvic bone that prevents the passage of oxygen to the baby. The probability of such violations is 0.5%.
• A pathological condition of the fetus. Elektromotoren detects a violation of the baby's heartbeat. Most often it occurs because of infringement of the umbilical cord or disorders of the placenta.
• Inhalation of meconium. Occurs in utero passage of meconium, and the child breathes it in. Thick, viscous mass falls into the airway, blocking the passage of air.
• Weak uterine activity. The cervix is not disclosed and/or child is not moving through the birth canal.
• Disproportion of the pelvis of the pregnant woman and the fetal head. The child is too large to pass through the mother's pelvis. In fact, this phenomenon is observed very rarely. Most often, the stop of patrimonial activity due to improper management of deliveries.
• Early rupture of the amniotic bubble. The longer the time between rupture of the bladder and the birth of the child, the greater the likelihood of infection of the uterus or the baby. The risk is greatly increased 24 hours after rupture. Most midwives offered to induce if after the break it took more than 24 hours. The probability of such violations is 5%.
• Newborn not breathing. For many reasons some babies are born cyanotic, weak and unable to breathe on her own. In this case, the necessary intensive care.
