I heard it works! Even it was recommended by my collegues ob-gyn. Primrose oil will not start labor, sadly. However, it does ripen the cervix for labor. It was helpful with my particular case because my body did not want to go into labor on its own. I was 1/2 dilated for four weeks. The doctor said the lack of change meant that my cervix was not favorable for induction and therefore the chance of having a C-section increased greatly with being induced. The primrose oil, I was told will help to ripen the cervix (which helps your effacement and dilation). Hope this helps you! I was advised to take 1000mg per day (after 38 weeks pregnancy) and insert one capsule vaginally at bedtime.
you can have sex, take long walks, take red raspberry leaf capsules, evening primrose oil, castor oil(i would do that last), get your membranes swept. theres so many ways, talk with your midwife about them.
Induction of labor involves using artificial means to assist the mother in delivering her baby.
Hormonal induction of labor
uterine anomalies
Harry Fields has written: 'Induction of labor' -- subject(s): Labor, Induced (Obstetrics)
Once labor is induced and the cervix has dilated, labor usually proceeds normally. When performed properly, induced labor is a safe procedure for both mother and baby.
George Gilmore Mc Shatko has written: 'History of the induction of labor' -- subject(s): History, Induced Labor, Labor, Induced
According to one source, it may actually slow labor induction. See Sources and Related Links for more information.
Once labor has been induced, the unborn baby is monitored to guard against a reduction in its oxygen supply, or hypoxia. The drugs used to induce labor cause vasoconstriction, which can.
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