Will a normal birth cause tearing?

Tearing is common during normal childbirth. Of course, not all women will experience tearing. Generally speaking, it is more likely to happen with a first child. When tearing occurs, you must prevent infection and keep the private parts clean. Sometimes it may cause anal pain and pain when urinating. For more serious cases, you can use medication under the guidance of a doctor. Let's take a look at this aspect.

Will a normal birth cause tearing?

No. The luckiest thing for a woman when giving birth is to meet an experienced midwife. The obstetrician will use his or her rich work experience to accurately estimate the size of your baby and recommend a natural birth or a caesarean section based on the size of your baby. If the baby is too big, natural birth is not recommended. If it is within the permitted range, it is recommended that pregnant women give birth naturally.

If it is the first baby, it will almost certainly tear.

If it is the second pregnancy, the uterus may not tear, but the possibility is still very low, and the specific situation depends on many factors.

If it is the first child born naturally, since you are a woman who has never given birth to a baby, your pelvis and other aspects are relatively tight, so the whole process of dilation of the cervix will be more painful. Nowadays, babies generally have adequate nutrition, so their heads are relatively large regardless of their height and body shape. Therefore, if the pregnant mother's muscles are not strong enough, they will generally be torn during childbirth. Although the chance of tearing is very high, there is no need to worry too much, because doctors generally will not let this happen. They will help with episiotomy to avoid perineal tearing. Because episiotomy wounds are easier to sew, but perineal tears are particularly difficult to treat.

To sum up, perineal tear is actually very difficult to avoid, so mothers who give birth naturally usually have episiotomy, especially mothers who give birth to their first child, but mothers do not need to be too afraid of this, this is a very normal phenomenon, everything is for the mother and baby! In fact, it is not particularly painful, and it is still very meaningful when you think about it after it passes, that is the sacrifice of being a mother!