SIDE EFFECTS AND RISKS OF INDUCED LABOR

Studies have shown that induced labor is not harmful or risk to the mother and baby if it is applied at appropriate births and necessary follow-ups are made during application. For this reason, oxytocin is widely used in suitable births today. Some medicines that have been developed and are still unsure of their safety, harm, and risks have not been approved, and further research is needed to make them widely available.
Side effects and risks of oxytocin, the most commonly used method for Induced labor purposes:
- Tachystole and hyperstimulation
- Fetal distress
- Rapid birth (partus precipitatus)
- Unsuccessful induction
- Hypotension (When given as an intravenous bolus)
- It may have anti-diuretic effect if applied in high doses.
- Hyponatremia (if given with sodium-poor liquids)
- There are studies that say that it increases the level of bilirubin of baby, in the newborn period.
- If it is applied as inappropriate cervix, it may cause an increase in cesarean rate especially in the first pregnancies.


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