327K views · 907 reactions | After delivery, the placenta usually comes out on its own within 30 minutes. If it doesn’t, doctors may need to remove it manually by gently reaching into the uterus to detach it. ️喙 This helps prevent complications like severe bleeding or infection, and is always followed by close monitoring. Did you know this? #medical #health #healthtips #womenshealth #womenhealth VC: @saifaliraaz | Kunal Sood, MD | Facebook

Placenta previa is a pregnancy condition where the placenta lies low in the uterus and partially or completely covers the cervix. This can lead to bleeding during pregnancy and complications during delivery. It’s usually detected through ultrasound and may require bed rest, activity restrictions, or even C-section delivery depending on severity and gestational age. Early diagnosis and regular monitoring are key to managing the condition safely for both mother and baby. #PlacentaPrevia #Pregnancy

One question I get asked all the time is “What’s the best mode of delivery? Here’s the answer 👇👇👇 The best mode of delivery is the one that’s safe for you and your baby. Any mode of delivery that carries a high risk of complications whether in the short or long term will not be the best mode of delivery for you Important factors to consider include the position of the baby when pregnancy is term, position of the placenta, presence or absence of any underlying medical condition/complications i

194K views · 3.9K reactions | Do you know what they used your child’s placenta to do after delivery? | My Midwife and I #MMI | Facebook