If the mother does not go into labor, the doctor will bring on (induce) labor in order to prevent the risk of hemorrhage. Labor is usually induced by giving the mother a drug (oxytocin) that cause the uterus to contract.
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
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When a 40-week newborn dies in the birth canal, it is referred to as "intrapartum stillbirth." This type of stillbirth occurs during labor and delivery, and it can result from various factors, including complications related to the mother or the baby, such as oxygen deprivation or issues with the placenta. Intrapartum stillbirth is a tragic event that highlights the importance of monitoring and managing risks during labor.
In most cases of intrauterine death, the mother will go into labor within two weeks of the baby's death.
By waiting, or having it induced by a doctor or midwife.
I experienced a stillbirth in 2003
In general, labor is not induced in horses because of serious complications and a lack of a predicable effect of labor-inducing drugs.
In general, labor is not induced in horses because of serious complications and a lack of a predicable effect of labor-inducing drugs.
Harry Fields has written: 'Induction of labor' -- subject(s): Labor, Induced (Obstetrics)
That is individual. The contractions can stop so you have to continue the next day, the baby get stressed, they need to have a c-section etc , a million things can happen.
Pre 24 weeks = miscarriage post = stillbirth.