Manual removal of the placenta can be painful for the mother. It is considered an invasive procedure and can cause discomfort during and after the procedure.
- The level of pain can vary depending on individual tolerance and the specific circumstances of the procedure.
- Some women may experience pain similar to strong menstrual cramps, while others may find it more intense.
- Pain relief options, such as medication or anesthesia, are often used to minimize discomfort.