Ever wondered what actually happens during an “assisted delivery”? 🤔 Forceps and vacuums sound intense, but did you know they're used in less than 5% of births—and often help prevent a c-section? 💡 In our latest video, Dr. Tori O’Daniel and The Pregnancy Nurse® Hilary Erickson break down everything you need to know about these tools, how they work, when they're used, and what risks and benefits to consider. Whether you’re preparing for birth or just curious, this is a MUST-WATCH for expecting

Benefits and Uses of Forcep and Vacuum in Normal delivery: 👉 Forceps: Guidance: Helps guide the baby’s head out during difficult deliveries. Assistance: Assists when the mother is too exhausted to push. Safety: Used to quickly deliver the baby if there are signs of fetal distress. 👉 Vacuum: Suction: Uses gentle suction to help pull the baby out during contractions. Quick Delivery: Can speed up delivery if labor isn’t progressing. Less Invasive: Often considered less invasive than forceps. So n

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3.5K views · 44 reactions | The placenta is usually removed from the uterus shortly after the baby's delivery. In some cases, doctors may administer medications, such as oxytocin, to facilitate the contractions needed for the placenta's separation. If the placenta doesn't deliver naturally, manual extraction or surgical intervention may be required to prevent complications. | We Love Babies | Facebook