The Journey of Birth: How a Baby is Born

The process of the birth of a baby is long, which starts with the male sperm cells meeting the female egg during sex. These eggs come out of the ovary during ovulation. This process is called fertilization. After this, the fertilized eggs reach the uterus through the fallopian tube. Then it starts dividing into one to two, two to four cells. After a week, 100 cells are formed in it and they stick to the lining of the uterus. Thus an embryo is implanted in the uterus.

Ovulation can happen at different times in every woman's menstrual cycle. On average, if a woman's period is 28 days, then ovulation happens on the 14th day. At this time the woman is most fertile. However, even if you have sex 5 days before ovulation, there is a possibility of pregnancy at that time, because sperm can survive in the woman's body for 5 days.

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This depends on whether the delivery is normal or through C-section. Let us understand this in detail -

When a man and woman become intimate and the sperm reaches the egg, fertilization occurs during ovulation. Then the fertilized egg reaches the uterus and starts dividing into cells. Later these cells start turning into an embryo. The birth of a baby takes place in three stages. In the first stage there is contraction, in the second stage the baby's head comes down and in the third stage the placenta comes out.