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Guardian of 0 children4 months ago
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#asktheexpert what to do for cervix opening

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy4 months ago
A. Cervix opening, or cervical dilation, usually happens naturally in late pregnancy as your body prepares for labor. But if you're asking about how to encourage or support cervical dilation, here are some safe, common ways—depending on your condition and stage of pregnancy: If You’re in Late Pregnancy (after 37 weeks): Natural ways to support cervical softening or dilation: Walking – Gentle movement helps baby move down and apply pressure on the cervix. Squats and pelvic tilts – Help position the baby better and may promote dilation. Sex (if safe) – Semen contains prostaglandins that may help soften the cervix. Nipple stimulation – Can encourage the release of oxytocin, which helps contractions. Staying relaxed – Stress can slow down labor. Gentle breathing, warm baths, and calm environments help. If You’re Under Medical Care (Induction Needed): A doctor may suggest: Cervical ripening gel or tablet (prostaglandins) Balloon catheter (Foley bulb) Oxytocin drip (Pitocin) to induce labor Membrane sweep Important Note: Never try home remedies or take any medicine to induce dilation without your doctor’s advice, especially before full term (37 weeks), as it may risk preterm labor. Would you like to share how many weeks pregnant you are or if you’re preparing for labor? I can guide more precisely.
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