The Credes method, also known as the Credé maneuver, refers to a medical technique used during childbirth to prevent postpartum hemorrhage. It involves the gentle application of pressure to the mother's abdomen to aid in the expulsion of the placenta and minimize excessive bleeding. While primarily recognized as the Credes method, this lifesaving procedure is also referred to as the Credé maneuver, Credés maneuver, or Credé's technique. Although the name may vary, the essence remains the same: a manual intervention to encourage the safe delivery of the placenta and ensure the well-being of both mother and child following childbirth.