Any pregnant woman is at risk of facing complications, obstetric accidents, obstetric accidents can occur at any time during pregnancy: during pregnancy, during labor and after 06 weeks after giving birth. Of these, complications and accidents occurring during labor account for the highest rate and are especially dangerous, causing a high mortality rate for mother and fetus.

Postpartum haemorrhage is a common obstetric complication and the leading cause of maternal mortality after childbirth. This is a phenomenon of prolonged postpartum bleeding that needs to be carefully considered and treated promptly, to avoid unfortunate consequences.

Uterine inversion is a rare emergency during vaginal delivery in which part or all of the uterus turns inside out, extending beyond the cervix or vagina. This abnormal uterine condition occurs primarily when the umbilical cord is pulled too hard to deliver the placenta.