Natural childbirth is the process of delivering a baby through the natural birth canal, meaning through the mother's vagina. This method is the most natural and preferred for most women.

Natural childbirth can occur naturally or with the help of various methods to ease labor, such as epidural anesthesia or the use of birthing instruments.

Natural childbirth is preferred in many cases, especially if there are no medical indications for a cesarean section. It promotes faster recovery after birth and strengthens the bond between mother and child. However, like any medical process, it is not without risks and complications.

It is important to have complete information about natural childbirth to make an informed decision. An experienced obstetrician-gynecologist will assess medical indications and factors such as the condition of the mother and baby to determine if natural childbirth is safe for the given situation.

We support every woman's right to choose and ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and child during childbirth. Our team of specialists is ready to help you obtain all the necessary information and answer your questions about natural childbirth.

A cesarean section is a surgical procedure in which a baby is delivered from the uterus through an incision in the abdomen and uterus. It may be necessary in cases where natural childbirth could pose a threat to the health and life of the mother or baby.

A cesarean section can be planned or emergency. A planned cesarean section is scheduled in advance, usually for medical reasons such as placenta previa, premature aging of the placenta, issues with the birth canal, or risks to the baby's health.

An emergency cesarean section is performed when unexpected complications arise during natural childbirth, such as fetal heart problems, premature placental abruption, or the inability of the baby to pass through the birth canal.

Recovery after a cesarean section may take longer than after natural childbirth, and additional care for the stitches and wound may be required.

Each situation is unique, and the decision to perform a cesarean section should be made by a doctor based on medical indications and discussed with the patient. In some cases, natural childbirth may be safe and preferable, while in others, a cesarean section may be necessary to ensure the safety of the mother and baby.

Water birth, or aquabirth, is one of the options for natural childbirth. In this case, a woman gives birth in a specially prepared pool or tub with warm water. The process of water birth can be conducted in a maternity hospital that has the appropriate conditions and equipment.

Water birth is only possible in the case of a full-term pregnancy that is proceeding without complications.

The main idea of water birth is that immersion in warm water can alleviate pain and make childbirth more comfortable for the woman. Water can also help relax muscles and reduce tension, which may contribute to more effective contractions and faster labor progress.

Water birth can have several advantages. Firstly, it can help reduce the use of pain relief methods, such as epidural anesthesia, which may be desirable for some women. Secondly, water can create a feeling of lightness and freedom of movement, making the childbirth process more comfortable and natural. Additionally, water birth may facilitate a smoother transition for the baby from the womb to the water, which some consider less traumatic.

However, like any childbirth method, water birth has its risks and limitations. For example, not all women may be suitable candidates for water birth. Medical indications, such as high blood pressure or health issues with the baby, may contraindicate this method. Furthermore, strict adherence to hygiene and safety measures is necessary to prevent infections or other complications.

Water birth is not recommended in cases of abnormal labor activity.

It is important to discuss the possibility of water birth with your doctor and obtain all necessary information and recommendations to determine if water birth is safe and appropriate for your situation.

Lotus birth is a method of childbirth in which the umbilical cord is not cut immediately after the baby is born but is left attached to the placenta until it naturally detaches. This process can take from several minutes to several hours or even days.

The main idea behind lotus birth is that keeping the umbilical cord intact helps transfer all the beneficial nutrients and blood from the placenta to the baby, which can be beneficial for the baby's health and immune system. It is believed that lotus birth can facilitate a gentler and smoother transition for the baby from the womb to the external environment.

Lotus birth may have some advantages. Firstly, keeping the umbilical cord intact can help the baby receive additional nutrients and blood, which can be especially beneficial for premature or underweight babies. Secondly, lotus birth can promote a slower and more controlled separation of the umbilical cord, which may reduce the risk of bleeding or other complications. Additionally, lotus birth can create a calmer and more natural atmosphere for the baby in the first moments of life.

However, lotus birth has its risks and limitations. Keeping the umbilical cord intact can increase the risk of infection or other complications. There is also a risk of harmful substances accumulated during pregnancy transferring from the placenta to the mother's body...

Halal childbirth is a concept of childbirth that takes into account the religious and cultural traditions of the Muslim faith. It offers specific approaches and procedures to meet religious requirements and ensure the safety and well-being of the mother and child during delivery.

One of the main aspects of halal childbirth is adherence to the rules and norms of Islam. For example, halal childbirth may involve separate rooms for men and women to ensure compliance with Islamic modesty rules. There may also be an option to seek medical assistance from female staff or Muslim doctors.

Additionally, halal childbirth may include the use of hypoallergenic and natural materials for medical instruments or devices to meet the Islamic law requirements for cleanliness and hygiene.

Halal childbirth is not mandatory for all Muslim women, and each family or woman can make their own choice according to their faith and beliefs. However, for those who wish to adhere to religious requirements during childbirth, specialists at our clinic offer special conditions in accordance with Muslim tradition...