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4 years ago

Does medical assistance safeguard or impede the birth process?

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Medical assistance safeguards the process of birth. The process of giving birth poses serious risk to both mother and child. There are a number of complications that can occur during the process that can cause the death of both mother and infant.
Medical assistance reduces the risk and ensures a safe delivery by being on hand in the event that a complication may arise. The infant mortality rate and the number of mothers who die in childbirth have been significantly reduced because of medical assistance.

Leya [2.2K]4 years ago

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The medical assistance safeguard the birth process. This is to guide the patient and to help the newborn babies in their incubation stage. It assists the mother and the child during the labor.

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A a

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