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jcls :
Two unmedicated inductions and likely will have another with my third. Don’t be scared, but just know you can’t ultimately control anything. Good luck!
2026-10-13 18:52:07
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denise :
Mine is on Tuesday the 20th I’ll be 40 weeks and I’m not even dilated yet 😭😭😭😭
2026-10-13 23:43:00
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Kendra 🫐 :
Omg me too! I’m scared !
2026-10-13 16:14:34
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Hades :
Ive had 3 inductions. All took around the same time. First one was amazing, water got broke at the start, epidural worked amazingly, I progressed at an even rate (if that makes sense), slept most of my labor, pushed for over an hour (his head was in the 95th percentile). Second induction went slow at first, but once my water broke it went by quickly. I went from 2cm at 8 when my water was broke to 4cm at 10 when I got the epidural, they went to put in an iupc at 12:40ish to monitor baby better because he was having late decels and I was fully dilated with his head right there. We were all surprised. I felt a lot of pressure still after the epidural and the ring of fire (which is normal). I only pushed for 15 mins. With my third it kinda went the same. My water got broke around 9, I stayed up and active to help with the pain, then around 12 I went into transition and was at 6cm, got the epidural around 1:45, and I was ready to push around 3:15. The epidural did not work at all on one side until literally a couple minutes before my doctor came in to deliver. I only pushed for 2 contractions and she was born. She did get a little stuck because her arms were crossed over her chest like she was hugging herself, but nothing bad happened. My ob was able to maneuver her out pretty quickly. The nurses did freak out for a second because they thought it was shoulder dystocia, but thankfully it was not.
2026-10-13 21:09:51
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Stephanierae :
I had a great experience both times being induced, i know there’s a lot of negative stories but ill share my positive one in hopes if that helps! In my finest opinion i always ask for the peanut ball, its helps get the process moving speedy quick. For both my kids i was given pitocin so get the process moving since my body was not naturally doing it to a certain extent and then i got the epidural after! Oddly enough sometimes the scheduled inductions can be more planned and less stressful. I’m hoping you have a smooth and healthy experience ☺️
2026-10-13 16:26:32
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Leo :
I’m also a ftm and got induced a week ago. In my opinion, it wasn’t too bad. I was terrified after seeing all the stuff I saw on TikTok. I went in at 9pm, started the balloon at 11. It fell out around 3 then I got started on Pitocin. Got epideral around 9am at 6cm then had my baby at 12!
2026-10-13 16:47:22
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Nicole :
I had a good experience induced at 39 weeks with my 1st. I went in at 8pm had my IV and first dose of cervix softening medicine by 9pm. I was only 1/2 cm dilated when I went in. Got second dose of med in the am and then started pitocin and got the foley balloon- that wasn’t as bad as people say. Pulled that sometime in the early afternoon and we upped pitocin and water was broken. Pain started getting worse but not needing an epidural yet. So I got some morphine and ordered lunch. Got my epidural probably around 4-5pm I was like 5.5-6cm dilated. Got it and took a decent nap. Woke up was 9cm changed some positions and started pushing. I pushed for like an hour ish. I think total time from when I walked through the door to baby born was 28 hours. Didn’t tear, no issues. Just long.
2026-10-13 17:01:46
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Gabalina 🤍| SAHM 🎀 :
Being induced was by far the best experience that I’ve had.
2026-10-13 16:57:52
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Lexie :
I had a great experience with my son! Just know, pitocin contractions HURT. Do not be scared to take pain relief that they offer. Good luck ❤️
2026-10-13 16:51:53
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greennbeancasserole :
well. there’s multiple methods of induction and the way you’re being induced matters a lot. i had pitocin, first baby 5 hour labor and 12 minutes of pushing. it was so peaceful.
2026-10-13 16:30:58
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Marie :
Girl at this rate you might not need that induction. Losing the mucus plug is a pretty good sign labor is probably near. The back and hip pain is your body preparing for labor by opening your hips and baby being head down is a good thing as that means baby will come out correctly
2026-10-13 18:09:36
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Karma 🥰 :
I was induced on wed. Gave birth friday morning got the epidural didnt even push baby slipped out
2026-10-13 20:31:13
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YummyTing_88 :
Medically induced contractions are of the devil! I don’t want to scare you but it’s not really something you can prepare for
2026-10-14 00:39:32
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