The most painful thing is to take oxytocin after water breaking

The fetus has fully grown around July. If there is any abnormality in the woman's body or the fetus, if early delivery is needed, a caesarean section can be performed around July. If early delivery is needed, artificial rupture of water is required. Oxytocin can be injected after the amniotic fluid is broken. How long will the pain of oxytocin last after artificial rupture of water?

How long will the pain last after artificial water breaking?

1. It varies from person to person, and it depends on the individual's cervical condition and uterine contraction status. Generally, pregnant women are given 3 days. If reasonable uterine contraction is initiated within 3 days and the cervical opening is dilated by 3 cm, the baby can be delivered. Otherwise, a caesarean section is required to terminate the pregnancy. After artificial rupture of membranes, there is no protection of the amniotic sac and infection is likely to occur. Therefore, it is necessary to prevent infection at all costs, and pay attention to the care of the perineum. Download a contraction timer on your mobile phone. Regular uterine contractions mean pain every three to five minutes, with each pain lasting about one minute. Pregnant women during labor can choose labor analgesia.

2. The time of amniotic fluid rupture for each person is uncertain and depends entirely on the patient's own condition. However, once the mother's amniotic fluid breaks, she must give birth as soon as possible. Some people give birth soon after their water breaks, but some take one or two days to give birth. During this period, you need to observe the contraction of the uterus. If abdominal pain suddenly occurs, the intensity increases and the intervals become shorter and shorter, then the pregnant woman may be about to give birth.

3. Injecting oxytocin after artificial rupture of amniotic fluid does not only mean choosing natural birth. The purpose of artificial rupture of amniotic fluid is to speed up the delivery process. In some cases, if the uterine contraction cannot be regular and reasonable, the delivery process will be relatively incomplete. At this time, this situation can be improved through artificial damage. Generally, after artificial rupture of amniotic fluid, the delivery process will be much faster than before, but whether you can choose natural delivery depends on whether the subsequent development trend is smooth.

The harm of premature rupture of membranes

1. Cause premature birth of the fetus. The fetal membrane is the protective membrane of the fetus. If the placenta is abrupted, the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman will be forced to be discharged, and the protective function for the fetus will be lost. Because after the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman is discharged, the uterus will shrink and continue to stimulate uterine contractions. If the fetus is not full-term at this time, it will be a premature baby. However, the organs and functions of premature babies are not fully developed, their body weight is low, their daily living ability is poor, and they are prone to death.

2. It causes distress in the fetus. If the amniotic fluid breaks before delivery and the presenting part is uncertain, the umbilical cord of the fetus will fall out along with the discharge of amniotic fluid from the pregnant woman, causing distress in the fetus in the uterus.

3. Cause dystocia and fetal intrauterine hypoxia. If the pregnant woman secretes too much amniotic fluid, the uterus will stick close to the body of the fetus, stimulating the uterus to cause inharmonious uterine contractions, thereby affecting the progress of the delivery process and the blood circulation of the fetus, causing dystocia and fetal intrauterine hypoxia.

4. It causes infection in maternal and child supplies. The longer the amniotic fluid ruptures, the greater the probability of intrauterine infection. If the fetus inhales infected amniotic fluid from the mother, it can cause aspiration pneumonia. In addition, pregnant women are also very susceptible to infection during delivery or postpartum infection.