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Why is a lot of woman saying they want to avoid being induced ? I mean have you had it before to say that or are you going by another person ? Bc it makes people like me getting induced nervous like what is it or why ?

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I've read that pitocin can cause your contractions to hurt more. I mean, they're being artificially produced by medication, not your body's natural labor. 
EITHER WAY, you do what's necessary for you and baby! Labor is painful either way! 😂😂

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Being induced increases your risk of having a csection and it makes contractions way more painful..

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Wanna know why?  Go on Netflix and search in the search box "the business of being born" that movie will show u exactly WHY u should never allow them to induce u, unless ur 41 weeks or more and ur baby is starting to have problems breathing because of its size..
Now,  I DON'T agree with at home births, simply cause I want a real surgeon and a team of pros at my fingers tips, if needed.  However,  I will NOT allow them to induce me cause it's easier and faster on them. 
Watch the business of being born...

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I don't want to because I'm trying to go natural with no epidural and I heard it hurts way more to be induced.

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I was induced with my daughter at the beginning of my 37th week, i went in the day b4 i was induced for a ultrasound and the doctor told me my daughter was weighing at 4 pounds as if she were 32 weeks so went in the nxt day August 14, 2015 was induced an my baby girl was born at 5:59pm an weighed 5lbs 9oz an 17in long she was nothing the doctors said she was

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Because the baby will come out when he/she is ready, there is no reason to induce unless there is a medical concern with you or baby that delivering will solve.

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Pitocin is HORRIBLE! It makes contractions so much worse. I will do anything to avoid it this go around.

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I was induced NOT because of a medical reason, because I wanted to be. I was 40 weeks exactly when I was induced & my son was born vaginally. My labor was also only 14 hours long from the start of my induction to the end. It's your decision what you want to do. You know what's best for you & your baby & you know the risks, just there are risks with ANYTHING. My son was over 9lbs at birth and I'm so happy I made the decision to be induced. I had a great induction and would do it again.  
Of course there are circumstances to were I would wait, probably a week after due date to be induced. Such as, no progression in labor (dilation/effacement).
I was already 2-3 cm dilated & 70% effaced before going in for my induction which I believe helped tons. I do know when who weren't progressed @ all and still had a vaginal delivery. In the end it's entirely up to you & your doctor. One way or another, your baby is going to get here.

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In my experience, my first birth came on naturally, I had an epidural, and delivered vaginally. Quick and easy. My second birth was induced, which meant my body wasn't  quite ready to begin labor, so the meds made contracting extra painful and intense and harder to deal with. I also had an epidural and delivered vaginally. The two compared, the induced delivery was just much MORE of everything to deal with (pain, intensity, adverse reaction  to the pitocin that effected the epidural for a couple hours)... But, it still was an ok birth overall, compared to what I've been reading from some women! I didn't realize that for some women, inductions fail. Your body isn't ready to have the baby, so the meds do nothing! I was lucky in that, while my second took longer than my first and wasn't as easy, it still wasn't that bad. I'm pregnant with my third and hope I don't have to get induced, simply due to fact that I know naturally going into labor was better for me.

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I was induced 4 weeks early with my daughter but I had no problems was just very upset that my socks got wet and made mum put clean dry ones on haha

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