COULD BE ANOTHER MONTH OR TWO OR COULD BE 2 DAYS OR2 HRS, ALL DEPENDS ON THE BABY & THE DUE DATE. I ONLY DILATED TO 1 CM AT 10 DAYS LATE THEN INDUCED DIDINT GO PASED 3 CM SO IT DOESNT MEAN MUCH TO ME.
You don't have to be effaced or dilated to go into labor. But this could mean u will be waiting for the bundle of joy little longer! Good luck!
I am also 1cm dilated and 80% effaced...1 week ago I was 1 cm dilated and 70% effaced. It is different for everyone...Although my DR. said the norm was 3 days after you lose your mucus plug...good luck
Any moment now.
== == Theoretically, as long as you are past the point where the fetus is viable, active labor can begin any time in any pregnancy, no matter how much you are dilated or effaced. This means you could go into active labor in four minutes, four days, four weeks, etc. There's really no way to tell.
Yes, they will give you a large dose of magnesium which works as a muscle relaxer to stop your labor, then they will give you a smaller continuous dose to prevent you from going back into labor. I was 30 weeks pregnant, 3cm dilated and 80% effaced and they were very successful in stopping my labor.
Try walking. Not sure if it will work or not. That's what I have always heard
If you are 100 percent effaced and 2 centimeters dilated, it indicates that your cervix is fully thinned out but only slightly open. This means you are likely in the early stages of labor. It's important to monitor any contractions and stay in touch with your healthcare provider, as they can guide you on when to head to the hospital or birthing center based on your specific situation and symptoms. Stay relaxed and prepared for the next stages of labor.
You shouldn't be having sex when you are dilated and or after 9 months pregnant. It could be dangerous to the unborn child. As for your question, It probably could bring on labor.
Not necessarily. It's the dilation that is important, just as much as effacement. You will need to be 100% effaced plus 10 cm dilated in order to give birth.
Being 2 cm dilated and 70 percent effaced indicates that the body is preparing for labor, but it doesn't specify a set duration. Some women can remain in this stage for hours or even days without progressing, while others may progress to active labor more quickly. It's important to monitor contractions and other signs of labor, as each pregnancy is unique. Consulting with a healthcare provider can provide more personalized guidance.
you can be dilated for months before you actually go into labor.
Labor can be unpredictable, even at certain dilation and effacement measurements. Being 2 cm dilated, 75% effaced, and at a zero station indicates that your body is preparing for labor, but it's difficult to determine exactly how far away labor is. Some women may progress quickly from this point, while others may take longer. It's best to stay in close contact with your healthcare provider for personalized guidance.