Inducing Labor

Having your membranes stripped does not always work. I had mine scraped and never went into labor. They may have to do it more than once or just break your water to make you go into labor.

When the doctor decides the baby is ready for labor or if your life is at risk.

Don't try to induce before your due date. Your baby's ability to breathe may not be fully developed, and you may risk harming your baby. Wait it out a couple more weeks.

No. While long-rumored that castor oil could flush any and everything out of the body, it simply isn't so. What it will do, tho, is put you on the toilet in horrible pain for hours.

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Nitroglycerin, TNT, magnesium, really anything with high combustibility.

This would be highly toxic. Castor oil is not made this way. The poison in castor bean seeds is water-soluble and so this mix is deadly...tell someone about this who she will listen to and get whatever help you can to make sure this brew is destroyed and the point understood as to how toxic it is. The Related Link below is a source of information.

no its O.K. let her drink it. if you crush the beans the powder you get is also very healthy.

Well, they told me the same thing. I didn't go into labor until two weeks later. It just depends on how well YOUR labor goes.

No......anything you eat or drink doesn't touch the baby because your stomach and uterus aren't connected. Castor oil is not recommended for inducing labour though, because it can cause vomiting and diarrhea and is also proven to not be effective at inducing labour.

It is induced by progestorone.It hellps baby to come out

Saponification value is the amount of pure sodium hydroxide needed to saponified 100 grams of oil

No. saponified castor oil is from 12.5 to 13 grams

they naturally move left because all the molecules need to reach equilibrium

It did for me once! I used swiss kriss to try to induce my 2nd and 3rd labors and it did not work. I guess I just wasn't ready! My 4th labor I tried a few days before my due date and it did not work, and then again the day before my due date and it worked! Every time that it did not work I ended up going between the toilet and the bath tub to deal with the bad cramping. When it did work, it wasn't nearly as bad on the toilet and then I was in active labor! I always took 10 tablets and then 30 minutes later another 10.

Caster Oil, can itself act as a laxative. One teaspoon of caster oil a day acts as a gentle and effective laxative, but more importantly. Caster Oil is a natural and inexpensive alternative to manufactured laxatives. This oil can be purchased cheaply at most pharmacies/drug stores, some larger supermarkets and online retailers.

Yes, hallucinogens can induce schizophrenic behavior. Other types of medications including sedatives and pain killers can cause schizophrenic episodes as well.

Pulsatilla nigricans, commonly known as pulsatilla, is a remedy derived from the plant commonly known as wind flower, pasque flower, or meadow anemone.

Any thing u want baby......

The ways to try to start labor is sex, walks and spicy food according to the doctor. The cervix will never be touched when you make these attempts yourself. That would be dangerous.

No. I tried for 2 weeks when I was over my due date and it did not work. None of the old wives tales worked for me. I had to be induced.

It can take up to 48 hours and is sucessful 50% of the time , and in some cases does not work at all , with my last pregnancy I had two failed attempts but fingers crossed it will work for you. Good Luck I agree

If your OB scheduled a date for your c-section you would not need to go into labor.

I would suggest walking a lot. You can also try raspberry leaf tea, warm (not hot!) baths, and nipple stimulation. You can have sex at any time as long as your doctor or midwife says it's ok. There is a hormone in semen that can help soften the cervix but the doesn't necessarily mean you will have stronger contractions. I wouldn't recommend taking castor oil because it doesn't work in some women and if you're one of them, all you will do is throw up and have diarrhea and be dehydrated. The hospital will tell you to walk. If you choose to walk, wait until your bladder is full and supposedly it will make you water break. You can try caster oil. It's some nasty stuff, but put it in some orange juice or something like that. It will make you poo, but something about it is supposed to make your labor come quicker. Playing with your nipples is suggested sometimes. It releases potossin which will quicken labor. And my final piece of advice, if your water hasn't broken yet and only if it hasn't, have sex.

In order that Castor Oil will act as a laxative the dose ought to be sufficient. The Russian Popular Medicine recommends one milliliter Castor Oil per one kilogramm of the human weight; e. g. 60 kg --> 60 ml (= 2 oz), this taken early in the morning, not having breakfasted. In this case the first bowel movement will occur normally 2 to 4 hours after having gulped this stuff, eceptionally 1 to 6 hours later.

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