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See Latest ArticlesAcupuncture for induction of labour
Cochrane Reviews, 07/07/08
Smith CA et al. - Induction of labour is common when the pregnancy is posing a greater risk to the pregnant woman or her unborn child. Acupuncture is the insertion of fine needles into specific energy points of the body and has been used to help induce labour and reduce labour pains.
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