- hypotonic contractions (during labor (labour)); uterine inertia; weak labor; weak labour; slow labor; slow labourmedicine
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- hypotonic contractions (during labor)
- uterine inertia
- weak labor
- slow labor
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.
This term describes a condition where the uterus does not maintain the necessary contractions during labor, which can lead to complications or prolonged labor.
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.
This meaning refers to labor that does not progress at the expected rate, typically due to weak or ineffective contractions.
Generated collocations (experimental)
びじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛があるto have hypotonic contractionsびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛をひきおこす引き起こすto cause weak laborびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛のためにdue to weak contractionsびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛をしんだん診断するto diagnose hypotonic contractionsびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛のげんいん原因causes of weak laborびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛がつづく続くto experience prolonged weak contractionsびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛とたたかう戦うto combat hypotonic contractionsしゅっさん出産のさい際のびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛hypotonic contractions during childbirthびじゃくじんつう微弱陣痛のちりょう治療treatment for weak labor