CATDOLL : CATDOLL: My wife has been pregnant for more than nine months. The doctor said it’s time for her to give birth, but it’s past the time. But there’s no response. What should I do?

1. My wife has been pregnant for more than nine months. The doctor said it’s time for her to give birth, but it’s past the due time. However, there is no response. What should I do?

Delivery is normal from 38 to 42 weeks.

2. How to use oxytocin? If you know, please let me know. Thank you!

It's just like an IV, in the delivery room, with the nurse watching, two bottles a day, I had a reaction after one bottle, I don't know about you

3. It has been four days since the childbearing period. I took oxytocin and my waist and stomach aches are like dysmenorrhea. I am still very hard. After the medicine was infused, I felt nothing. My cervix is ​​one finger dilated. Can I give birth within three days?

Hello! Please don't worry too much.

Generally, it is not a big problem to advance or postpone the due date by one week. As you described, when you took oxytocin, you felt backache, stomach pain, and hardness. This is uterine contraction. When there is a contraction, the uterus will contract together to help the fetus deliver. This is normal.

The cervix is ​​in the latent stage within 3 centimeters, and it will open more slowly. That is to say, it is slower within 2 fingers, and it enters the active stage above 2 fingers, which will be faster. Generally, if your baby does not want to come out tomorrow, he will come out the day after tomorrow, even if he still wants to be lazy in your belly.

I hope you will give birth to a healthy and lovely baby.

4. Can I give birth naturally by taking an induction injection?

Your situation is very similar to mine, so I'd like to share my experience with you, hoping it will be helpful.

I gave birth at 41 weeks, and I didn't have any reaction. I took an injection to induce labor. Because I am not sensitive to injections, I took three bottles before I had any reaction. However, once I had a reaction, the process was still very fast. It took me 4 hours from the beginning of labor pain to the birth, which was considered fast. It was very smooth and the baby was also healthy. I was also hesitant about whether to use the injection to induce labor. A relative who does this said that the injection can start uterine contractions and has no effect on the baby. I personally think that even if there is an effect, it is less than that of a cesarean section. So I insisted on giving birth by myself.

In addition, my child entered the pelvis very late. He had not entered the pelvis the day before he was born. I was so anxious at that time that I wanted to jump up and let him enter the pelvis. So I ran a long way to get a haircut with a big belly. The next day, the check said: He entered the pelvis! He was born in the evening. So don’t worry, the child will make his own arrangements. The early or late entry into the pelvis has little to do with the birth. As long as your conditions for normal delivery are good and the doctor recommends trial delivery, you should not give up. Move more while ensuring safety. It can help the little guy enter the pelvis. Dear, don’t be anxious. Wait patiently for the little guy to report and see if there is anything else that is not prepared. My baby was born after we found a separate ward. He probably didn’t want to squeeze into the ward with other people! Hehe, I digress. I hope you have a smooth delivery. You know how happy it is to look at your intact belly after giving birth.

5. My wife's due date is 7 days away and she wants to give birth earlier. Does inducing labor have any effect on the child or the pregnant woman?

Of course it won’t be good, otherwise why would we wait until we are ready to give birth?