The
force of vacuum extraction and the pressure of forceps can cause distortion of cranial bones that is difficult for the baby to correct itself after birth.
When compared to women who undergo epidurals, you will need minimal interruption to aid in stronger contractions, and there will be no
use of vacuum extraction or forceps delivery unless the situation forces a hand.
Intracranial hemorrhage, or bleeding in the brain, is another risk, especially with the use
of vacuum extraction.
One of the most common causes of shoulder dystocia is the use
of vacuum extraction or forceps during delivery.