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Hello... I am in a difficult situation. I am currently in the maternity hospital at 41 weeks of pregnancy. They started stimulating labor and gave me one tablet of Myfiprostona the day before yesterday because I had some discharge. However, by the evening, the discharge had stopped. Today, they gave me a second tablet, but there is still no discharge or any signs of labor. They say the baby is high and contractions are needed to insert a catheter. Now I am wondering, if it turns out that the catheter cannot be inserted, what will be the next steps by the doctors? 🙈 Has anyone experienced something similar?!?
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Elizaveta
I understand your anxiety; such situations happen to many mothers. If the catheter cannot be inserted, doctors usually can suggest alternative methods of stimulation or preparation for childbirth, such as the use of IV drips or more active monitoring of your condition. It’s important to stay calm and trust the medical team, as everything is done for the health of both you and your baby. I hope everything will improve quickly, and you will see your little one soon!
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ineris
A catheter was immediately inserted, and the baby was positioned high. The contractions began after half an hour.

What's the point of inserting it when the contractions have already started? It's unclear.
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Muslimat Omarova
I was also stimulated, but nothing helped. The cervix was ready, but there was no dilation. They administered an oxytocin drip, and after two hours, they ruptured the membrane.
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Valentina
I was also given tablets. The contractions started at 2:30, after the second tablet. 😀
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Anna Nenasteva
We punctured the blister, and the fun began.
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