Although bed rest may not be necessary, it is important to rest as much as possible after normal delivery. Here are 12 tips for fast recovery after childbirth. Read more: Is Bed Rest Required After Normal Delivery? Article
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What Is the Process of Normal Delivery?
Normal delivery refers to childbirth through the vagina without any medical intervention. It is also known as a vaginal birth. Every delivery is unique and may differ from mothers to mothers. There are different stages of normal delivery or vaginal birth.
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How Long Does It Take to Recover From Delivery?
Your body spent months preparing to give birth, and you’ve gone through a lot of physical and emotional stress during both pregnancy and delivery. It makes sense that after your baby’s arrival, your body needs time to heal and recover.
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What Is Better: Normal or Cesarean Delivery?
Delivery of a full-term newborn baby (37-42 weeks from the last menses of mother) through the vagina without the use of forceps or vacuum for assistance is called a normal delivery of a baby. It is the most preferred option of delivery in the United States, that is, almost two of every three deliveries are normal.
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How Long Is the Postpartum Period?
The first six weeks after giving birth is called the postpartum period. During the postpartum period, the mother experiences several changes including physical and emotional changes.
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