POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy4 years agoA. Medical research conducted on the subject of castor oil uses for pregnancy shows wide-ranging conclusions. The various studies which have been conducted to analyse the use of castor oil for labour induction do not reveal any noteworthy difference in the kind of birth, vaginal or caesarean or the duration of labour. Neither has any scientific studies found any conclusive evidence indicating enhanced complications during delivery. The primary concern was individuals displaying varying tolerance levels to the discomfort caused by the use of castor oil at the time of birth. In some cases, women experienced nausea while some experienced diarrhoea that lead to dehydration.
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