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Tamoxifen/long term follow upFrom: Tim and Jude Kurokawa (jkuro@midrivers.com)Wed Apr 16 00:02:34 1997
I just induced my first patient (42 wks, long thick high posterior cervix) with cytotec 50 mg. Gave the first intravaginal dose at 6 pm, the second dose at 6:30 AM, at which time cx was now 2-3 cm/50%/posterior. She delivered 6 hrs later a 9#2 boy with apgars 8/9, clear fluid. I planned to give the second dose in 4 hrs, but she contracted every 2-3 min until 5 am or so, so I was concerned about overstimulating her. My question for those who use cytotec on regular basis: If after the first dose the woman is contracting vigorously (Q 2 min) but no cervical change, do you go ahead with next scheduled dose every 4 hrs? Jude Kurokawa, CNM Wolf Point, MT (The Last Best Place) mailto:jkuro@midrivers.com
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