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Normal & Caesarean (C-Section) Deliveries

Evidence-led labour management with CTG monitoring, VBAC counselling and 24/7 OT readiness

Plan Your Delivery
94%
Early skin-to-skin within 1 hour
Breastfeeding support and newborn bonding
24/7
Theatre and anaesthesia readiness
Emergency response with NICU linkage
<2%
Post-op infection rate (C-section)
Bundle-driven prevention and audits

When to Consult

  • •Regular painful contractions (every 5 minutes for 1 hour in term pregnancy)
  • •Gush or continuous leaking of fluid from vagina
  • •Heavy bleeding or passing clots
  • •Severe headache/visual symptoms with high BP
  • •Reduced/absent fetal movements
  • •Overdue pregnancy or induction advice from your doctor

Understanding Delivery Options in the Indian Context

In Hyderabad and Telangana, many families prefer normal delivery when safe. Our approach follows FOGSI and WHO guidance, balancing mother-baby safety with a respectful birth plan, pain control options and clear decision thresholds for C-sections.

When to Come to the Hospital

  • ✓ Regular painful contractions or leaking of fluid
  • ✓ Heavy bleeding or severe abdominal pain
  • ✓ High BP readings with headache or visual symptoms
  • ✓ Reduced or absent baby movements
  • ✓ Fever, foul-smelling discharge or suspected infection
  • ✓ Overdue pregnancy or induction advice

Our Diagnostic Approach

Admission Assessment

History, vitals, Bishop score, baseline labs and CTG/NST.

Labour Monitoring

Partograph tracking; timely induction/augmentation where indicated.

Fetal Wellbeing

Continuous/intermittent CTG and targeted ultrasound during labour.

Pre-Op Safety (for CS)

Anaesthesia review, antibiotics, OT checklist and neonatal team coordination.

Treatment Pathways

From normal labour with continuous support to epidural analgesia, assisted delivery and C-section when indicated, our pathways are protocol-driven. VBAC is offered to eligible women with continuous monitoring and theatre readiness. Postpartum we focus on pain, mobility, breastfeeding and contraception with tele follow-ups.

What to Expect

Early skin-to-skin, breastfeeding within the first hour, mother-baby rooming-in and discharge timelines suited to your delivery type. Clear recovery plans and warning signs are documented and shared on WhatsApp.

Technology & Innovation

CTG, ultrasound and modern anaesthesia workstations enable real-time decisions and smoother recovery. Electronic medical records ensure every team member sees the same information.

Preventing Complications

We use safety bundles to reduce PPH, sepsis and DVT risk. For C-sections, antibiotics, normothermia and glucose control are standard; for vaginal births, perineal protection and infection prevention are emphasised.

Why Ajuda for Delivery Care?

👶 Respectful, mother-friendly birthing
🩺 24/7 anaesthesia, OT and NICU linkage
💳 Cashless TPAs with Aarogyasri support

Take the First Step

Discuss your birth plan with our team. Call 9010550550 or message on WhatsApp for an appointment.

Diagnosis Approach

1

Admission and Initial Assessment

Vitals, obstetric history, per-abdominal/per-vaginal exam, Bishop score; baseline labs and blood grouping as per FOGSI.

2

Labour Monitoring & Partograph

CTG/NST for fetal heart, contractions, cervical progress on partograph; fluids, pain plan and mobilisation.

3

Intrapartum Decision Pathways

Induction/augmentation protocols, assisted delivery criteria; timely decision for C-section if indicated.

4

Pre-Op Checklist (for C-Section)

Anaesthesia evaluation, consent, antibiotics, DVT risk, neonatal team readiness; OT safety checklist (WHO).

Treatment Options

Normal Vaginal Delivery Pathway

Active labour management, continuous support, upright positions and episiotomy only when indicated.

Shorter labour and faster recovery in low-risk pregnancies.
Intrapartum to 24–48 hrs postpartum

Labour Analgesia (Painless Delivery)

Epidural/combined techniques as per anaesthetist assessment; pain score monitoring.

Improves comfort and cooperation without increasing C-section rates.
As required during active labour

Assisted Delivery (Vacuum/Forceps)

For prolonged second stage or fetal distress with appropriate station/position.

Reduces need for urgent C-section in select cases.
Intrapartum

Caesarean Section Pathway

Clear indications (fetal distress, placenta previa, previous classical CS, failed induction, malpresentation).

Optimised maternal-fetal safety with bundle-based infection prevention.
OT ~45–60 mins; hospital stay 2–3 days

VBAC (Vaginal Birth After C-Section)

Eligibility counselling, scar assessment, continuous CTG and theatre readiness.

60–75% success in eligible women with strict selection.
Intrapartum with enhanced monitoring

Postpartum Recovery & Lactation

Pain control, early ambulation, breastfeeding initiation and contraception counselling; tele check-ins.

Lower readmissions and better satisfaction scores.
6 weeks postpartum and follow-ups

Expected Outcomes

Treatment Timeline

First 24–48 Hours

Stable mother and baby, breastfeeding support; discharge targets met for normal delivery.

3–5 Days

C-section wound check, pain control and mobility goals.

2–6 Weeks

Routine review, contraception plan and recovery milestone tracking.

3–6 Months

Core strength and pelvic floor rehab; return-to-work guidance.

Success Metrics

  • Timely decision-to-incision interval for urgent C-sections
  • Early skin-to-skin and exclusive breastfeeding rates
  • Low post-op infection and readmission rates

Plan Your Safe Delivery

Emergency
9010550550
Email
contact@ajudahospitals.in

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