Types of Deliveries Once the pregnancy has not established, the
production of the hormones estrogen and progesterone continue
but there is no shedding- the menstruation stops and a woman is
said to have conceived. The fertilized ovum gradually grows into
the fetus and it takes about 266 days for a fertilized egg to
grow into a fully developed baby. Normal Vaginal Delivery: It is
aided with a small cut of the vaginal outlet sometimes, the
process is known as Episiotomy. Episiotomy is done to help
quicker delivery and undue downward pressure on uterus and
adjoining parts like bladder and rectum. It is a process in
which suction is applied to the low descending head of the baby
to hasten deliver. It is also called vacuum method of delivery
and helps the mother to deliver quickly. Anesthesia is not
required in most of the cases. In this type the baby’s head is
helped out with the use of forceps e.g. a large pair of tongs,
which grasp the baby’s head for applying a downward pull. Mild
anesthesia is given to the mo