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See Latest ArticlesDelivery and postpartum concerns in the obese gravida
OBG Management, 02/02/09
Phillips J et al. - Obese women are more likely to require induction of labor; they should be counseled accordingly. The rate of labor induction is as high as 35% in women who have a body mass index (BMI) above 35.
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