Abstract

A CIINAL STUDY TO SEE THE EFFECTS OF VALENTHEMATE BROMIDE INJECTION BY DIFFERENT ROUTES ON UTERINE CONTRACTION DURING VAGINAL DELIVERY.

Anjana Agrawal*, Desh Deepak, Pratap Shankar, Dheeraj K Sing, Sachin Tutu, Preet Lakhani, Amod Kumar, R. K. Dixit

Abstract

Aims and Objectives:- To study the effects of valenthemate bromide injection by different routes on uterine contraction during vaginal delivery in primaigravida. Material and Methods:- Study was carried out on pregnant primagravida ladies (without any complications) admitted for delivery in department of Gynecology B. R. D. Medical College Gorakhpur. The ladies were divided in to three groups. Group A received saline, group B received epidosin intramuscularly while group III received epidosin intravenously. Uterine contractions during vaginal delivery in primigravida were noted. Results:- The difference in uterine contractions was not significant statistically in all the three groups. Mean rate of cervical dilatation was 0.91, 1.48, 2.16 cm/hour in groups I, II, and III respectively. Conclusion:- The mean uterine contractions are not altered significantly by injection different routes of of epidosin.

Keywords: Epidosin, uterine contractions, routes.