On the issue of combating the weakness of uterine attempts

As you know, the weakness of uterine attempts is one of the unpleasant complications of the birth act, which in some cases can lead to more serious consequences for the mother and the fetus. From a practical point of view, it is very important to distinguish between the primary and secondary weakness of attempts. If the secondary weakness of attempts, which is usually based on overwork of the uterine muscle, often first occurs only during the period of expulsion, then the primary weakness manifests itself already from the very beginning of labor and can last throughout the entire period of opening, as a result of which labor can drag on for a very long time. Any delay in the course of the birth act, of course, is unpleasant for the woman in labor and in many cases is a real test, both for herself and for others, but she does not conclude an immediate danger either for the mother or for the fetus, since the fetal bladder still retains its integrity.