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Labour induction
I am 38+4wks preg for the first time.
LFTs are raised but bile acid is within range. Today morning I felt very less baby movements for 4hours, even after breakfast.
I had a juice after which the movements increased and had been normal since then.
My doctor said to go for c section within a day or 2 so that i dont get stressed out with such incidences.
He had earlier suggested that we can induce labour after completing of 39wks, as head is not yet engaged.
I would prefer a vaginal delivery. Should I wait for completing 39wks? (4 more days)?
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The less movement is indicative of the fact that the baby is not doing fine
U need an urgent ultrasound to confirm fetal well being
With cholestasis of labour u should go fr induction of labour after 37 weeks
Waiting can be detrimental
Can lead to muconium aspiration n intra uterine fetal demise
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