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What Are The Reasons To Induce Labor?

There are a lot of people who are not aware that labor can be initiated by medical doctors in case there is a complication on a pregnant woman. This is what is called labor induction and it is usually done when labor does not begin on its own. This is done through several techniques and is mainly aimed accelerating the process of giving birth. There are many reasons that can cause this medical procedure to be initiated and can vary from one person to another, but the process that is used is the same.

The following are reasons that can cause induction of labor to be done

  1. The first reason why this procedure may be initiated is due to the rapture of the amniotic membrane and the labor does not start with a day after the rapture of the membrane. The doctors may be force induce labor as this may complicate the pregnancy and also put at a risk the life of the mother and the baby.
  2. Another reason that can lead to these procedures being done is the when the doctors find out that the placenta is not working properly. This may be harmful to the baby health and it may endanger the life of the baby and therefore the need of an action to be taken early. The baby may not be growing well as a result and the mother may experience some complications if left unchecked.
  3. Inducing of labor can also be done when the water breaks and labor does not begin on its own. This procedure must be done fast in such a case since the uterus may be infected if there is nothing done.
  4. Another reason that can lead to labor being induced by doctors is a woman is still pregnant after nine months where she is supposed to give birth. This might be a good indication that something is not good and the best thing the doctors can do is to induce labor to ensure both the life of the child and mother is not subjected to any risk.

Above are some few reasons why labor can be induced and in case of any complication it is good to seek medical assistance if things are not going well for a pregnant woman.


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