I am being induced due to my baby having a medical condition that requires early delivery. Before my pregnancy, I thought that having an induced labour was pretty normal, not much to it, just a routine procedure. Now, being faced with it myself, I know that there is alot more to it and things to take into consideration. Luckily I have had nearly 20 weeks to learn all about it and prepare.
One thing that may help you decide is having a bishops score test done which determines whether your cervix is actually favourable for an induction. If it's not then it may well help you to hang in there a bit longer, or give you the confidence to go ahead if you score well. I would also find out how labour is actually induced at your hospital. Do they use gel or cervadil for cervical ripening? How many days do they expect it to take etc.. etc... this may also help you make an informed decision.
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