What should I pay attention to when inducing labor at 32 weeks of pregnancy?

Induced labor is a method specifically used for those who do not want to deliver the fetus that has been in the womb for too long. However, the fetus is already very large at 32 weeks, and the uterus has basically been formed. If induced labor is used, it will cause great harm. In addition, the woman will also have to undergo a uterine cleaning and do a series of things that are harmful to the body. If there are no special circumstances, mothers must not induce labor. However, nothing is absolute and such special circumstances still exist. So what should we pay attention to when inducing labor?

This period is characterized by the formation of the placenta, a larger fetus, harder bones, and the need for full cervical dilation for delivery. In addition, as the uterus enlarges and the uterine wall becomes congested and softened, it is easy to damage the uterine wall during surgery. Therefore, mid-term induced labor is more difficult and has more complications than early abortion, so early abortion should be performed as much as possible. Precautions before and after induction of labor

Pregnant women must abstain from sexual intercourse for one week before induced labor, and take a bath, especially cleaning the lower abdomen and genitals; doctors should strictly follow aseptic operations during induced labor; if there is vaginal bleeding or fever after induced labor, the cause should be found out, and residual tissue in the uterine cavity should be removed to stop bleeding and avoid the presence of infection sources. Once a patient develops a fever, a bacterial culture should be done and large doses of antibiotics should be given to control the infection. Also avoid pelvic inflammatory disease,

The occurrence of serious complications such as peritonitis or sepsis.

Precautions for 32 weeks of pregnancy Under what circumstances should pregnant mothers induce labor

1. Intrauterine fetal death: If a pregnant woman feels that the fetal movement has disappeared and the doctor confirms that the fetus has died in the uterus, induced labor should be performed immediately to eliminate the dead fetus and ensure the safety of the pregnant woman.

2. Pregnant women with severe preeclampsia: The disease occurs in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. The small blood vessels in the pregnant woman's body contract, and she experiences high blood pressure, headache, dizziness, vomiting, lower limb edema, and protein in the urine. If the condition does not improve after treatment, if the pregnancy continues, she is prone to convulsions (eclampsia) or premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall, which can cause massive uterine bleeding, and fetal hypoxia (asphyxia) or even the risk of death in the uterus.

3. Fetuses that are deformed and cannot survive: If ultrasound or other methods are used to detect severe deformities in the fetus or the fetus cannot survive, induced labor is also required immediately.

4. Pregnant women with excessive amniotic fluid: When a pregnant mother has excessive amniotic fluid, the fundus of the uterus will rise rapidly, compressing the mother's stomach and even causing the heart to shift, often causing palpitations, shortness of breath, difficulty lying flat, and affecting sleep and diet.

These special circumstances make us very sad, but while we are sad, we cannot give up on his treatment. I had to give up with great reluctance. I couldn't lose the baby that had been in my belly for 32 weeks just because I couldn't bear it. Because if we don't induce abortion under special circumstances, it will cause great harm to the mother's body.