Delivery of the placenta is considered the most dangerous stage in a labor because the risk of complications is highest. Uterine monitoring is performed after delivery of the placenta or after artificial removal of the placenta to check for retained placenta or membranes and the integrity of the uterus.

After 9 months of pregnancy, labor is the last difficult stage that a woman must go through to see her baby. Childbirth causes the mother to lose a lot of blood and strength, especially in the third stage of labor. Therefore, active handling of this stage helps prevent postpartum hemorrhage.

Every woman experiences labor differently. Tracking the stages of labor helps make the process safer and smoother.