3.2K views · 43 reactions | The placenta is usually removed from the uterus shortly after the baby's delivery. In some cases, doctors may administer medications, such as oxytocin, to facilitate the contractions needed for the placenta's separation. If the placenta doesn't deliver naturally, manual extraction or surgical intervention may be required to prevent complications. | We Love Babies | Facebook

After delivery, the placenta usually comes out on its own within 30 minutes. If it doesn’t, doctors may need to remove it manually by gently reaching into the uterus to detach it. 🖐️🩺 This helps prevent complications like severe bleeding or infection—and is always followed by close monitoring. Did you know this? #medical #health #healthtips #womenshealth #womenhealth VC: @saifaliraaz | Kunal Sood, MD