What are the dangers of induced labor at 30 weeks?

For women who have an unexpected pregnancy, the only way to solve their current troubles is to induce abortion, which can be done in most large hospitals and is not very difficult. However, induced abortion is quite harmful to women's health, so you should try to choose a regular hospital. Under normal circumstances, it is rare to have an induced abortion after four months of pregnancy, except in some special circumstances. So, what are the dangers of induced labor at 30 weeks?

During induced labor, the two main serious hazards are uterine rupture and birth canal injury. Uterine rupture is mainly caused by excessive doses of oxytocin injected before induction of labor, multiple miscarriages in the mother, multiple scars on the uterine wall, acute fetal position or unclear fetal position before delivery. In birth canal injuries, the main reason is that the patient's cervical opening is less elastic or smaller, and strong uterine contractions continue to occur during the delivery process, which can easily cause birth canal injuries.

After induced labor, the mother must carefully follow the postpartum precautions to ensure smooth recovery of the body and avoid other diseases or physical sequelae due to poor recovery. At present, the main things to pay attention to after induced abortion are the following.

1. Abdominal pain, fever, chills and vaginal bleeding are common after induced abortion. If these symptoms persist, you need to seek medical attention in time to ensure that the condition is not delayed.

Second, pay attention to weaning after induced labor. Although it is induced labor, for mothers who have induced labor at 30 weeks, milk will still appear due to the effect of hormones in the body. At this time, you can wean your baby through oral medication, diet therapy or milk-reducing injections.

Third, keep the vulva clean and dry. Use running water when cleaning and avoid taking a bath in a tub. This can effectively prevent vaginal infection, which can lead to a series of diseases.

Fourth, enhance nutrition and ensure rest. Since induced labor is a very harmful process to the body, mothers must pay attention to a balanced diet, avoid cold and irritating foods and postpartum cold. If they do not pay attention to protection and nutrition during the weak period, it will cause sequelae to the body.

In addition to the above matters, since the fetus is already larger at 30 weeks, the risk of induced labor also increases. Therefore, before induced labor, the mother must abide by all prenatal regulations and precautions. For mothers who have special physical conditions or diseases, they must communicate their medical conditions in detail to reduce the risks caused by these reasons and ensure the smooth process of induced labor.