Delayed delivery makes the mother tired and anxious.... We will examine the reasons for this and its impact on the mother and the baby.... Stay with GCORP LLC.

Your due date has passed and you are still pregnant....what happened?

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In the following circumstances, the probability of delivery delay increases:

• It is the first time you have a child
• You have had a history of late pregnancy before
• The child is a boy
• Body mass index is 30 or more (obese)
• Date of delivery may have been calculated incorrectly, possibly due to not knowing the exact date of the start of the last period, or the date of delivery based on the ultrasound of the last two or three months of pregnancy

Whatever the reason, you are probably tired and anxious about pregnancy.... Don't worry, delayed pregnancy doesn't last forever.... You may experience labor pains at any moment.

risks for delayed falling birth

Research shows that the risk of fetal health problems increases if the pregnancy lasts between 41 weeks and 41 weeks and six days (delayed labor) as well as 42 weeks or more (late birth).. Including:

• Fetal weight during delivery is higher than normal, which increases the risk of normal delivery, caesarean section, or the shoulder getting stuck behind the pelvic bone during delivery (scapular dystocia).
• Delayed puberty syndrome, which is characterized by the reduction of subcutaneous fat, lack of oily coating (vernix caseosa), soft and fluffy hair (lanugo) and staining of amniotic fluid, skin and umbilical cord with the first movement of the baby's stomach (meconium)
• Decreased amniotic fluid (oligohydramnios), which affects the baby's heart rate and puts pressure on the umbilical cord during contractions

Delayed delivery also causes problems in delivery:

• Severe tearing of the vagina
• Infection
• Bleeding after childbirth

If more than a week has passed since your delivery, the specialist can check the fetal heart rate (non-stress test) and measure the volume of amniotic fluid or perform a non-stress test with ultrasound (biophysical profile). In some cases, it is suggested to use the labor induction method.

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If you and the specialist agree on labor induction, you will be prescribed medication to help the cervix open.... The specialist may insert a small tube (catheter) with a balloon attached to the end into the cervix... Filling the balloon with a saline solution and placing it inside the cervix breaks the cervix, if the cervix breaks the path, the bag is opened again. It helps.... the thin plastic hook.. does it again.

If necessary, you will be given medication to start contractions... Pitocin (a synthetic version of oxytocin, the hormone that causes the uterus to contract) is one common option.

Be patient Be patient

You are in the last step!... Whether you decide to wait or choose the induction program, you should be in touch with a specialist and make sure you know what to do if labor pains start. In the meantime, try to enjoy the last days of your pregnancy.

Last word

Pregnancy and pregnancy are very special and different from other periods of life....Try not to be too hard on yourself as much as possible and enjoy this experience....To make the best decision to keep yourself and your baby healthy, consult a gynecologist.

Source: Mayoclinic

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