Transitional Labor Pain
Transitional labor starts when your body starts preparing to open your cervix, ready to deliver the baby. Some people say that this is the most painful part of labor.
There’s a chance that you will be feeling some pressure in your rectal area as the baby goes down the your pelvic floorYou will also feel a little discomfort around your waist, hips, and even groin area.
Pain During Delivery
When it is time to deliver your baby, you would most likely feel pain as you push your baby out. It will be very painful, but you will feel relieved as the baby goes out.
There’s also a big chance that you will have a burning/stinging sensation around your vagina’s opening after the delivery. However, all of these are normal since you have just finished pushing a baby out.
Vaginal Tear
If the baby’s head is too big for your vaginal opening, you might also experience some vaginal tear (perineal laceration) while delivering the baby. This is something that happens commonly during normal childbirth.
It usually heals by itself after around two weeks, but some tears can be quite big or bleeds and would require stitches to fully close them up.
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