If complications arise during childbirth, it is important to take the mother to the hospital as soon as possible and try to solve the problems that have arisen. Here are some common complications that can occur during childbirth:

1. Seizures in the mother: Seizures are uncontrolled muscle contractions and can occur during labor. Immediate medical intervention is needed to control seizures and ensure the safety of both mother and child.
2. Amniotic fluid embolism: This is a rare but serious complication in which amniotic fluid or other substances enter the mother’s bloodstream. This can cause serious health problems, including severe breathing problems. Immediate hospitalization is necessary.
3. Umbilical cord prolapse: If the umbilical cord comes off before the baby is born, it can squeeze the blood vessels that supply oxygen to the baby. It is an emergency situation that requires a quick response from a doctor.
4. Postpartum bleeding: Postpartum bleeding can be serious, especially if the uterus can’t contract properly to stop the bleeding. Rapid medical intervention and in some cases surgical intervention is required.
5. Acute uterine inversion: This is a rare but serious problem in which the uterus “turns upside down” during childbirth. This condition also requires immediate medical attention.
6. Persistent and severe abdominal pain/uterine inversion: Postpartum pain is normal, but if it becomes unusually severe and intense, it may indicate problems such as improper separation of the uterus. And that requires medical evaluation and care.
7. Delayed and complicated second stage of labor in multiple pregnancies: In the case of multiple pregnancies, especially twins, the delivery of the second child may be delayed. The doctor should monitor the situation and intervene if necessary.
8. Irregular position of the fetus: If the baby is in an incorrect position (eg breech presentation), it can make delivery difficult. The doctor will decide on the best course of action.
9. Shoulder Dystocia: This happens when the baby gets “stuck” during labor due to shoulder problems. Doctors will try to solve this complication during delivery.

In all of these cases, immediate medical intervention and professional care are essential to ensure the health and safety of mother and child during labor.