by Pop » Wed Oct 22, 2014 7:55 pm
St. George's normal policy is to induce at 42 weeks (assuming it hasn't changed). However, I've been induced there twice at 41+3. Both times I asked to be induced 'early' because i was concerned about waiting until 42 weeks and they were fine with that.
Not sure if you've been induced before, but in case you have, or have heard horror stories... Things have improved a lot in the last couple of years at St G's and the most recent one I had (a year ago) was managed really well. They used a removable induction method so if contractions are going well they can stop the induction process and you don't end up with horrendous contractions.
Good luck!
St. George's normal policy is to induce at 42 weeks (assuming it hasn't changed). However, I've been induced there twice at 41+3. Both times I asked to be induced 'early' because i was concerned about waiting until 42 weeks and they were fine with that.
Not sure if you've been induced before, but in case you have, or have heard horror stories... Things have improved a lot in the last couple of years at St G's and the most recent one I had (a year ago) was managed really well. They used a removable induction method so if contractions are going well they can stop the induction process and you don't end up with horrendous contractions.
Good luck!