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What are the Risks Associated with Delivery?

Both vaginal and cesarean deliveries carry potential risks. For vaginal delivery, complications can include:
Perineal tears
Excessive bleeding
Infections
For C-sections, risks may involve:
Surgical site infections
Increased blood loss
Longer recovery time
Complications in future pregnancies

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