Did sex work for anyone bringing on labour?

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Go to ebbirth.com and click blog. They have a natural induction series. It highlights every scientific study done on each method they highlighted. Pros, cons, benefits, risks, if it works , doesn't work... it's all there.

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Following.  I hope it does.  Apart from when I was trying to get the baby IN I've never seduced him as much as tryingbto get the baby OUT.

37 weeks here.

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Evening primrose oil did

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Sex for induction is on the second page of the ebbirth.com blog:

So in summary, there’s only been one randomized trial on this issue. It was kinda flawed, because they kinda advised sex, and they neither encouraged or discouraged it, so it wasn’t like the one group was all having sex and the other group wasn’t.
But that one study did not find any evidence to support sex as a way of inducing labor.
Research from other types of lesser evidence is mixed, but it’s also subject to what we call the healthy user bias, where healthier women are more likely to engage in sex and also experience better birth outcomes.
Researchers think there’s three ways that sex could possibly affect natural labor induction. The prostaglandins in the semen, orgasm that stimulates uterus activity, and the increase in natural oxytocin from sexual activity.
In summary, it’s safe to attempt unprotected, vaginal sex as a means to induce labor, as long as the membranes are intact, the sexual partner has been tested for sexually transmitted infections, and there are no other health concerns.

Did sex work for anyone bringing on labour?

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