【びじゃくじんつう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. hypotonic contractions (during labor (labour)); uterine inertia; weak labor; weak labour; slow labor; slow labourmedicine
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. hypotonic contractions (during labor)
    2. This refers to contractions that are weak in strength and do not effectively help in progressing labor. They are less intense than typical contractions and can hinder the natural progress of childbirth.
    The contractions are weak, so the doctor may need to intervene.
    Labor is being delayed due to the continuing weak contractions.
  2. uterine inertia
    3. This term describes a condition where the uterus does not maintain the necessary contractions during labor, which can lead to complications or prolonged labor.
    The uterus is inert, and childbirth is not progressing.
    The pregnant woman is feeling anxious due to uterine inertia during labor.
  3. weak labor
    4. This generally indicates that the force of the contractions is insufficient to effectively lead to childbirth, impacting the overall labor process.
    Due to the weak contractions, a state called weak labor is continuing.
    Weak labor often requires medical attention.
  4. slow labor
    5. This meaning refers to labor that does not progress at the expected rate, typically due to weak or ineffective contractions.
    The progress of childbirth is slow, resulting in chronic contractions.
    Due to slow contractions, childbirth may take longer.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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