Let’s Demystify Labor Induction @upmc
Let’s Demystify Labor Induction  @upmc
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In labor, contractions occur that lead to a change in cervical dilation. If that dilation isn't happening, or you have other health risks, your doctor may recommend an induction.

As Dr. Anna Binstock explains, induction is the process of achieving cervical dilation by getting the cervix softer and ready to dilate. Your doctor may recommend an induction if you're past your due date, experiencing high blood pressure or diabetes, or if your baby is measuring small.

Inductions can help prepare your body for a safe, healthy birth. Our team at Magee-Womens Hospital is here to support you every step of the way πŸ’œ
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Let’s Demystify Labor Induction

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