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The Truth About Induction Think you want to have labor induced? Think again. If it’s too early, it might be a bad idea. By Jeanne Faulkner When you’re feeling huge and miserable and rolling over in bed requires intervention, scheduling an induction like a hair appointment seems like a fabulous idea. But there’s a lot [...]

Methods of Inducing Labor Before your doctor decides to induce labor, you may hear talk about your Bishop score. This is a scoring system that helps the doctor assess whether labor should be induced and if induction will be successful. The scoring system measures the dilation, effacement, consistency, and position of the cervix, as well [...]

Inducing labor: When to wait, when to induce Considering inducing labor? Understand who makes a good candidate for inducing labor and why the intervention isn’t for everyone. By Mayo Clinic staff Nature controls most aspects of labor — but sometimes nature needs a nudge. If your health care provider decides you and your baby would [...]

Pregnancy & Baby Index: Pregnancy – Birth Stories: Medicated: Ezra – An induction due to high blood pressure Ezra – An induction due to high blood pressure Go to: Previous story | Next story by Jaime Two weeks before her due date, Jaime of Maine suffered from high blood pressure, and so, her doctors planed [...]

Inducing labor Reviewed by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory Board Last updated: December 2009 What does it mean to induce labor? If your labor doesn’t start on its own, your practitioner can use medication and other techniques to bring on (or induce) contractions. She can use some of the same methods to augment, or speed up, [...]