An evaluation of the effect of N – Butylbromide in the form of suppository in augmentation of cervical dilatation during labour, a prospective study at a tertiary care center
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Research - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 3
Abstract
Introduction Labour is a multifactorial process The perception of pain to a great extent depends on the duration of labour and prolonged labour sets in a viscious cycle of pain fear spastic cervix This cycle has to be broken if delivery is to proceed satisfactorily leading to delayed or arrested labour A prospective study was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of Hyoscine N Butylbromide suppository in augmentation of cervical dilatation during labour and any adverse effects on the maternal and fetal outcomeMaterials and Methods Prospective study on the effect of Hyoscine N Butylbromide suppository in augmentation of cervical dilatation during labour Primigravidae admitted to the labour ward in A J Institute of Medical Sciences Mangalore were included in the study based on a criteriaThe average age in the study group was 2407 322 years and in the control group was 2463 30 years Mean duration of active phase of first stage of labour in the study group was 27993 6253 minutes 4 hours 40 minutes 6253 minutes while in the control group was 39857 9651 minutes 6 hours 39 minutes 9651 minutes The difference is statistically significant P 0Conclusion Hyoscine N Butylbromide suppository is a new aid in the management of uncomplicated labour for a convenient shorter and safer physiological delivery making it more tolerable for the motherKeywords N Butylbromide Suppository Labour Tertiary care center
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Nishita Shettian, Satish J. Shetty
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