This observational study characterizes the relationship between amniotic fluid lactate and uterine electromyography during labor in healthy individuals at term planning a vaginal birth. Additional comparison measures and outcomes measures will be collected and analyzed as exploratory measures.
Age range
18 Years – 41 Years
Sex
FEMALE
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Amniotic Fluid Lactate
Timeframe: During active labor (4-10cm) after rupture of membranes
Median power density spectrum of uterine electromyography
Timeframe: 30 minutes after amniotic fluid collection during active labor (4-10cm) after rupture of membranes
Visual analog scale for fatigue
Timeframe: At the time of amniotic fluid collection
Amniotic fluid IL-6
Timeframe: At the time of amniotic fluid collection