Induction pending!

Hey ladies, can I please have real life accounts of being induced using the pessary? I've just booked in to be induced next month for medical reasons and I just want to know how you all found it, the good, the bad and the ugly haha! I was half induced on my first - went in to be induced at 40+3 as a result of reduced movements but found out I was actually already 3cm dilated and in labour but had no idea 😂 so they broke my waters & got me going on the drip!
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They admit you to the ward and then get your documentation ready and then later during your stay they insert the peasant and let the pessary do its work If you feeling severe contractions they let you sit in warm water bath or pool if your hospital has and then when you are getting dilated they move you to your Labour room and Labour starts

I was induced at 39 weeks due to the baby being too being (turns out he was only 3.5 kg). Honestly? The worst experience of my life. I was in labour for 38 hours.. the pain was EXTREME. They’ve put the pessary in and checked me after 24 hours.. at that point I was 3cm. Just few hours after they’ve put it in , the pain of the contractions was unbearable. I took every single pain killer they gave me and still weren’t working. After two full days they took me upstairs to break my waters, then hormone drip and gave me an epidural. From there onwards everything was fine. Managed to have a vaginal birth. Good luck hun 🙏🏽❤️

It’s quite straight forward but the pain that comes with it I dunno if it’s would be bearable for you

However it doesn’t work at the same way for everyone. The ladies in the bed next to mine were at their second and still wasn’t working

The Pessary itself I didn’t find awful , it was more the examination and pain after it was removed. The pessary didn’t fully work but opened enough to just about allow my waters to be broken a few days later. I’ve heard horrendous things about the drip , so would say it’s not as bad as that

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