There are many things that women need to pay attention to during pregnancy, especially when it comes to the due date. If the delivery time has passed and there are still no signs of the baby being born, doctors will recommend that the pregnant woman undergo water bag induction to help the fetus be born. So how long can water bag induced abortion take to deliver the baby's room?
Water bag induced abortion is a commonly used method of induced labor, with an average success time of about 72 hours. That is to say, after placing the water bag, the fetus will be expelled from the body within 72 hours. When the uterine contractions are strong, it is necessary to go to the delivery room to handle the process of childbirth. The specific time for delivery depends on the condition of the pregnant woman. The degree of uterine contractions in pregnant women can also affect the timing of induced labor.
Water bag induced abortion refers to placing a water bag above the cervix and injecting 200-300 milliliters of physiological saline into the water bag to inflate it. After the injection is completed, pregnant women can walk naturally and use the gravity of the water bag to compress the cervical canal, causing it to become shorter, the cervix to dilate, and the release of inflammatory mediators to stimulate the uterus, leading to uterine contractions. When the cervix expands to a certain extent, the water sac will protrude, and immediately oxytocin and artificial membrane rupture can be dripped to deliver the baby as soon as possible.
The success rate of water bag induced abortion is relatively high, and pregnant women do not need to worry too much. It can be done with the specific help of a doctor, but it is important to control your emotions. If you are too anxious, it can have a counterproductive effect.
