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I want to Induce Labour

I heard Red Raspberry leaf tea works , im anxious to see my baby amd  im dilating really slow . So what can i do to havey dear .
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Red raspberry didn't actually induce labor. If recommended to start drinking anytime in 3rd trimester ish bc basically for starters red rasberry for a weekend reproductive system organs is extremely good for us the tea is actually supposed to help with making labor progress easier contractions to be more efficient etc id do some research on it if I were you rather than aging ppl bc few ppl actually understand the benefits of it and assume it's actually to bring labor on which is not the case
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That's too soon. You still have 3-5 weeks.
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37 weeks and 4 days
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How far are yu
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Raspberry leaf tea is not used to induce labor. It can be ingested through out pregnancy to strengthen and tone your uterus.
If you are not already in pre-labor, nothing will work.
If you are, the best thing to do is relax. Stress delays labor. Staying upright helps. It utilizes gravity to help bring baby down. As baby comes down, your cervix dilates more. Sex helps you progress. Orgasm  can cause contractions. Ejaculate contains a hormone called oxytocin.  Pitocin, used to induce labor, is the synthetic for of oxytocin.
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