Some women are told by their doctors that their labor induction may not safely happen, but there are reasons why this can be a safe option for some women. The doctors usually base their recommendations on whether there are any risk factors in your medical history. For example, if you have had a previous C-section or a baby that was large for gestational age, doctors may advise against labor induction as it may increase your risks. However, if you have no risk factors, then labor induction can be an unsafe nor beneficial option for you.
Like this pregnant woman who is stressed and confused to be pressured into being induced even before her due date: My due date is March 1, 2019. As of now, I do not have any complications. However, I have been instructed by my Doctor to induce labor at 39 weeks and 1 day. This is my third baby, and my doctor feels it’s best for me to induce labor due to the baby’s position. So I am at a crossroads and don’t understand what the doctor is forcing me to do. What are my risks in inducing labor? What are the possible complications? I am taking this very seriously. Thank You.
It is as if she knows having given birth twice already that nature knows her business better than any internvention. She is wise to question an induction that is not medically indicated as it can actually increase her risks of cmplications and problems to her unborn baby.
Pregnancy is an exciting time, and most women look forward to the nine months of growing a baby inside them, and then finally meeting their little one for the first time. Unfortunately, expectant mothers often experience some discomfort and pain, particularly during the third trimester. Labor induction, however, can be risky to the mother’s health, as it can cause a C-section, increase risk of infection, and delay the arrival of your baby. That said, for some mothers, labor induction is necessary, and if it is, there are ways to make it less painful.
Such a way is, of course, the Hypno-Baby course for a safe, comfortable and natural birth!
