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Cytotec vs. CervidilFrom: Christopher (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 09 Feb 1999 21:27:36 -0500
OK- I'm 34 weeks pregnant with my fourth child. I have been induced with my other three children, twice with Pitocin alone and once with Cervidil alone. Obviously I preferred the Cervidil. My first induction ended in a C-section due to fetal distress since then I have had two successful VBAC's-the last being with the Cervidil. Here is my situation/question: my midwife has agreed to try the Cervidil again (if needed) since it worked so well the last time(contractions within 45 minutes of application/delivery in 5 hours-AND with a Bishop's score of 5 at start of induction-go figure:)). Since it worked so well last time is it probable that it will work as well again? Or is everytime different?She is reluctant to use Cytotec since I have a uterine scar. She says that I'd have to be on continous fetal monitoring if I have the Cytotec but won't if I have te Cervidil. I'm assuming if I have the pit I will also need to be on the monitor continously. Question then-which is the lesser of two evils if the Cervidil doesn't work? Cytotec or Pitocin? TIA for your opinions Karen
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