What situations are not suitable for natural childbirth?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

1. Pregnant women with certain diseases Some diseases may also affect the natural delivery of pregnant women. If a pregnant woman suffers from certain diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, etc., it may cause danger to the mother during natural delivery. If a pregnant woman suffers from infectious diseases, it may cause the fetus to be infected with bacteria during the natural delivery process, affecting the health of the newborn. Therefore, if a pregnant woman suffers from diseases that may affect natural delivery, it is not recommended to undergo natural delivery.
2. Abnormalities in the fetus inside the uterus If the fetus inside the uterus has abnormalities such as a large fetus, abnormal fetal position, multiple births, conjoined twins, or fetal distress, it is also not suitable for natural delivery, as it may easily lead to complications during natural delivery. Online consultation: Which pregnant women are suitable for natural delivery?
3. Abnormalities in the birth canal The birth canal refers to the channel through which the fetus needs to pass during natural delivery. Therefore, if a pregnant woman has abnormalities in the birth canal, such as abnormal pelvic size and shape, cervical or vaginal abnormalities, it may cause difficulties in natural delivery, making it unsuitable for natural delivery.
4. Too strong or too weak uterine contractions Natural delivery requires uterine strength, and uterine strength is produced by the contractions of the pregnant woman. Generally, during natural delivery, the pregnant woman's uterus produces normal rhythmic contractions, which help expel the fetus and its gestational from the uterus. However, if the contractions are too strong or too weak, it may cause complications for the woman. Therefore, either too strong or too weak contractions may make natural delivery unsuitable for the pregnant woman.