Induction experiences?

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I am looking for personal induction experiences. Has anyone had a good experience from it? Most of what I hear is people having negative experiences. Thanks!

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With my youngest, he was ready to come, just needed a little jump start, lol.  I had lots of painful contractions and dilating since 28 weeks.  I got induced at 39 weeks.  Went in at 7pm, by 11:59pm I was holding my son in my arms.  No c section or complications.  I was already at 5cm when I got induced.

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I was induced at 35+4 because my water broke, they put the cervical balloon in me at 6. It fell out at 8 and then i was at a 4.  They started me on pitocin at 7. I got the epidural around 3 and had my baby boy at 11:17 that night. It was a very quick process but the pitocin contractions we're pretty painful tbh

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I had a great experience and would 100% do it again if necessary. I went in at 6 pm, they gave me a medication to ripen my cervix, then early the next morning they started pitocin. My contractions weren’t super painful and I got the epidural when they recommended it, so my contractions never felt worse than period cramping. My son was born at 10 pm, so it was a long experience and I didn’t sleep well after being admitted. But it was not a painful experience and I did not have any complications from being induced. 
Trust your doctors. If they say you need to be induced, then it’s better to do what they recommend than to trust people who don’t know your body or your medical history. No matter what birthing route you take, there is ALWAYS a risk of complications. The most important thing isn’t what kind of birthing experience you have, but that you and baby make it through healthy.

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I had a great experience. Had pitocin, got painful, got a epidural, didn’t feel anything until it was time to push.

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I got induced 3 weeks ago at 8 p.m. on a Friday and had my son 11:44 p.m. on Sunday. Pretty awful and exhausting experience, i pushed for 2 hours.

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I didn’t have a bad experience necessarily. It’s just when they hooked me up my contractions were significantly worse than regularly. My blood pressure spiked to dangerous levels and I had to get an epidural

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Do not get it unless you need it. There is a a chance you could have a csection. I didn’t listen and had one.

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