We observed that the nuchal cord is more common in male babies but the difference was not found statistically significant. Results: We concluded on the basis of our observations that the duration of active phase of first stage, second and the third stage of the labour was not affected by the nuchal cord, secondly the difference in weight of the babies in both the groups was also found statistically in significant. Sulaiman Al-Habib Hospital, Sweidi, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Material and Methods: We have done a retrospective observational study to compare the effect of the nuchal cord on duration of labour in a study group with the control group which has no nuchal cord for a period of 6 months (first July 2019 -31 December 2019) in labor ward of Dr. Objective: The objective of the study is to prove the null hypothesis that the nuchal cord is not associated with the increase in the duration of the labour. However, little work has been published to analyse its effects on labour itself. Its association with the fetal distress is well recognized. The presence of the nuchal cord is a random or chance event and usually associated with the long cord. No significant complication was observed in patients having precipitate labor in the current study.īackground: Nuchal cord is the condition in which the umbilical cord is wound around the neck of the fetus. Cinnamon and Family history of the precipitate labor was the most significant risk factor identified in the study group. Conclusion: The frequency of the precipitate labor in the study group was calculated as 12.9%. Post-partum hemorrhage was the most common complication observed in the study group however, the difference was not found statistically significant. Among the herbs the Cinnamon is the only herb found to have statistically significant association with the precipitate labor, With prevalence of 19.6 % (n=26) in group A and 10.6 % (n=14). The family history of the precipitate labor is identified as a significant risk factor in group A, its prevalence was 32.5% (n=43) and 18% (n=24) in group A and group B respectively. Hence, the frequency of precipitate labour in the current study was calculated as 12.9%. Results: The total number of patients delivered in the study duration was 1018 and out of which 132 patients developed precipitate labour. Material and methods: We conducted a prospective study, in which we enrolled eligible pregnant female and they were asked about risk factors on admission to labour and delivery ward, these females were observed for duration of labour and its related complications at Dr Sulaiman Alhabib Hospital Sweidi, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for 6 months of period (First May 2019 till 31ST October 2019). Objective: This study was aimed to know the frequency of precipitate labour, risk factors associated with precipitate labour and its related complications in local population. The AFE Foundation reports that the mortality rate for infants still in the womb is around 65 percent.Background: Precipitate labour is a vaginal delivery which occurs within 3 hours after onset of labour, there is limited data available on risk factors associated with precipitate labour, while some data suggests it is associated with certain complications. InfantĪccording to the AFE Foundation, estimated mortality rates for infants with AFE are also varied.Īround 30 percent of infants with AFE don’t survive, per a 2016 study published in the Journal of Anesthesiology Clinical Pharmacology. Health conditions may include postpartum depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Mental and emotional challenges can also occur, especially if the baby doesn’t survive.
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