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What happens if labor is electively induced?

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What happens if labor is electively induced?

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If your doctor agrees to an elective induction, labor will be started in the morning after you have had a good night’s sleep. You will be asked to fast overnight as you would prior to any planned surgical procedure. The delivery room may be more crowded than usual, and you will be surrounded by nurses, anesthesiologists, and an operating crew all of whom will be ready and prepared for any complications. Since the date of an elective induction is known in advance, it is easier for you and your partner to prepare your schedules for the big day and make arrangements as necessary.

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