Infection risk
During childbirth, the mother may be infected. If you have a fever within 2 weeks after delivery, your body temperature lasts above 38 degrees, or you have a high fever for more than 24 hours, you may be complicated with infection. At this time, symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, vaginal discharge or purulent secretion, and odor may occur. Seriously infected people may also have dangerous symptoms such as decreased blood pressure and accelerated pulse.
Uterine injury
Induced labor may lead to uterine rupture, usually because the fetal position and deformity are not clear before induced labor. Fetal hydrocephalus, conjoined fetus and other malformations may hinder the delivery process of the fetus and lead to uterine rupture. Rupture of uterus mostly occurs in the lower segment of uterus, which is the weakest part after uterine expansion.
life danger
Induced labor may also lead to massive bleeding, which is life-threatening. If there is too much bleeding, the patient may go into shock and even be life-threatening.
How to reduce reproductive harm?
1. Choose a regular gynecological hospital for induced labor to ensure the safety of the operation and reduce the risk. 2. Pay attention to postpartum care, pay attention to cleaning private parts, keep dry, and change underwear and sanitary napkins frequently. Take anti-inflammatory drugs within one week after operation to avoid gynecological inflammation. Avoid sleeping together for one month after operation. 3. Pay attention to diet recuperation, and eat more digestible and nutritious foods to replenish vitality, such as brown sugar water, jujube soup, chicken soup, fish soup and so on.