What does difficult labor include in difficult labor leave?

In order to protect the interests of pregnant women, the state has formulated maternity leave policies, which include many types. Maternity leave is a leave that every pregnant mother has. In addition to maternity leave, there are corresponding policies for non-traditional situations, among which dystocia leave is also a common type of maternity leave. So, what does maternity leave include for pregnant women with difficult labor? If you are interested in this question, let's take a look at it together until you have the need, so that you can have a practical understanding in your heart.

What does maternity leave include for pregnant women with dystocia?

Pregnant women do not choose natural birth during childbirth, even if they are on maternity leave and have a difficult delivery. The definition of dystocia in maternity leave is relative to choosing natural birth. If natural birth is not possible, it is generally considered dystocia. Caesarean section is considered dystocia, and the benefits for dystocia can be enjoyed. This also includes the transverse position of the fetus, including: occipital posterior position, occipital transverse position, breech position, shoulder position, etc. There are also giant fetuses, narrow birth canals, abnormal labor force, etc. Therefore, pregnant women do not have to choose natural birth during childbirth, even if they are on maternity leave and have a difficult delivery.

Because dystocia causes great energy consumption and damage to the body, the new maternity leave regulations implemented in 2014 clearly stipulate that pregnant women with dystocia will enjoy additional dystocia leave. The average time from the onset of pain to full dilation of the cervix is ​​twelve hours. If it exceeds twenty hours for a primipara and more than fourteen hours for a pregnant woman with childbirth experience, it is considered too long. The average time from full dilation of the cervix to birth of the baby is two hours. It usually takes five to thirty minutes from the birth of a newborn to the delivery of the embryo. Among these three links, if any one of them is not perfect and causes the delivery time to be too long, it can be called dystocia. Once it is confirmed that a pregnant woman has difficulty in giving birth, an emergency plan needs to be adopted, such as a caesarean section. After the delivery is completed, the hospital outpatient department will issue a certificate of difficult labor, and then you can apply for difficult labor leave to recuperate.

The calculation of wages for difficult delivery leave during maternity leave is the same as that for maternity leave. Complications of childbirth leave falls under the category of maternity leave. Therefore, the standard salary for complication of childbirth leave is the same as that for childbirth leave. When receiving maternity insurance, the salary is only increased by 15 days on the original basis. Therefore, the calculation of wages for difficult delivery leave during maternity leave is the same as the calculation of wages for maternity leave.

What are the differences between maternity leave for caesarean section and natural birth?

1. For women, it is of course best to choose natural childbirth, which will cause the least harm to the pregnant woman's body. The maternity leave for cesarean section and natural childbirth is different. Because the recovery period of cesarean section surgery will be longer than that of natural childbirth, the maternity leave for cesarean section will be 15 days longer than that of natural childbirth. If the pregnant woman has a difficult delivery, she can add another week. Therefore, there is a difference in the maternity leave between the two, but the difference is not very large.

2. In addition to the difference in delivery methods, the degree of damage to a woman's body caused by cesarean section and natural delivery is also different. Some patients who choose natural delivery may experience excessive relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles, or may suffer from complications such as severe rupture. After cesarean section, patients will have a large scar in the uterus, which is harmful to the second pregnancy.

3. Both cesarean section and natural birth will cause harm to women, but the harm of cesarean section will be greater. Moreover, after cesarean section, if the wound of women does not heal well, there will be complications such as wound hyperplasia and scars, which is harmful to women's skin. Moreover, if women want to get pregnant again, they need to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the scars to get an accurate answer.