cervical dilation

What are the Risks Associated with Cervical Dilation?

While cervical dilation is a natural part of labor, there can be risks associated with interventions:
Infection
Excessive bleeding
Fetal distress
These risks highlight the importance of monitoring and medical supervision during labor.

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