9 cm dilated how much longer

A mom can walk around for weeks at 1 centimeter dilated Dr. On the other hand you can still go.

Every patient is different he explains.

9 cm dilated how much longer. My SIL is in labor right now she has had a long labor so far. We just got word that she is now at 9 cm dilated but her station is still the same at -1. I know that she still has 0 1 2 and 3.

I understand the stations and where the babys head is. This means she hasnt made the decent into the birth canal. A mom can walk around for weeks at 1 centimeter dilated Dr.

Atlas says or she can go from 0 centimeters dilated to having a baby in a day. Every patient is different he explains. And if this your first pregnancy it takes longer to go through the early stages of labor.

The general progression is about 1cm per hour says Dr Philippa. But as weve seen things are variable especially in the early 1st stage before active labour. Once you are at 10cm dilated you enter the 2nd stage of labour which lasts until the baby is.

The truth is that dilation doesnt always tell you how long you will have to wait before you go into labor. You may be dilated a couple of centimeters and stay in the same condition for a few weeks before you go into labor. On the other hand you can still go.

I was 4cm dilated when I went to hospital with my 2nd. I felt like such a fraud coz I didnt really have any contractions just a mild backache. I stayed like that for about 4 hours until the midwife broke my waters.

Took about another 2 hours of mild contractions to get me to 6cm. Then WHAM dd was born 50minutes later. Oh wow that is quick.

No she didnt get induced. She is 39 weeks tomorrow but has been dilated at 4 cm for 25 weeks now. And was at 3 cm around 36 weeks.

Shes also been completely effaced for a. Cervix Dilation in the Early Phase. During this phase the cervix dilates three or four centimeters.

The time between contractions ranges from five minutes to. I think they say about 1 hour per cm usually when you are having regular contractions just an estimate though. I was induced though so I was different.

It sounds like youre going to have a baby. The only time I was 6 cm dilated I was already in the hospital in active laborover 5 cm your pretty much in active labor. Are you doing a home birth.

With my last son I was induced but I was stuck at 4 cm and my dr started to get concerned he would go into distress or if he was too big. Feb 29 2016 at 939 AM. I know theres no way to predict for sure when youll go into labor Im STM and sat at about 2 cm dilated for 2 weeks last time.

But Im just curious - at my 38 week appt I was 2 cm dilated and 80 effaced. Today at 39 week appointment my doctor said Im a good 3cm. I will say that probably by 7 8 and 9 centimeters after being in labor for some time you can start to feel the contractions picking up again and really arent sure you can make it through.

This has been me for 3 weeks. You can stay 2cm for weeks. With my 1st i stalled at 1cm for 3 days but my waters had broken so i had a drip to help.

It sounds like your body is just getting ready true labour no way can you sleep through it. One day it will start full on and progress. Active labor will last about 3-5 hours.

If this is your first baby or if you have an epidural labor could last longer. Your cervix will dilate from 4cm to 7cm. Contractions during this phase will last about 45-60 seconds with 3-5 minutes rest in between.

Contractions will feel stronger and longer. They might be dispersed 20 minutes separated pretty much and turn out to be dynamically nearer together however not really in a reliable example. You may not see them until the last two to six hours.

In case youre widening progressively over a time of days or weeks you most likely wont feel them at all until labor begins vigorously. I would take castor oil with orange juicenatural remedy to induce labor but only if you are close to your due date. If this is your FIRST pregnancy then it could really be anytime nowa matter of hours or a few days.

It generally takes new moms longer to dilate. I hope this helps. Active labor can take up to eight hours for first-time mothers or it can be much shorter for women who have had a previous vaginal delivery.

Once the cervix is dilated to 10 centimeters pushing begins and the baby is delivered followed by the placenta.