Care Treatments in Normal Delivery 

In a normal delivery, also known as a vaginal birth, several care treatments are provided to ensure the well-being of both the mother and the newborn. Throughout the labor and delivery process, medical professionals offer attentive support and interventions when necessary.

During the early stages of labor, the expectant mother is encouraged to move, change positions, and use relaxation techniques to ease discomfort and promote progress. Pain relief options such as breathing techniques, warm compresses, and massages may also be offered. As labor advances, continuous monitoring of the baby's heart rate and the mother's contractions helps the healthcare team ensure a safe delivery.

When it's time to push, guidance and support are given to the mother to aid in the delivery of the baby. After the baby is born, immediate skin-to-skin contact is encouraged to facilitate bonding and promote breastfeeding. Routine care, including umbilical cord clamping, eye prophylaxis, and vitamin K administration, is typically performed.

Post-delivery, the mother receives uterine massage to reduce bleeding and the baby undergoes various assessments, including Apgar scores, to evaluate overall health. The healthcare team continues to monitor both mother and baby during the recovery period to ensure a smooth transition into the postpartum phase. Regular postnatal check-ups are scheduled to address any concerns and provide support for the new mother and her newborn.