Reason for scheduled induction if baby not overdue

I was offered to have a date set to be induced with both my babies just incase they were 10 days late. They were just booked in advance to prevent possible complications if they were late. Luckily they both came before my induction dates.

It’s absolutely non of your business why the person doesn’t want to share THEIR medical history with you! Stop being so nosey!

Quite clearly an emergency c-section by definition cannot be planned weeks in advance.

If it was planned weeks ahead its not an emergency. They don't want her to go overdue, they don't need to get baby out within minutes

Induction would be chosen if there was no reason to have a c-section and vaginal delivery was possible.

Beyond that you need to mind your own business.

I was induced at 36 weeks for pre-eclampsia.

Mine was due to a blood clotting disorder that caused 4 losses

I'm overweight, I went in for a growth scan and saw a doctor who was testing for gestational diabetes or something. He was fuming I hadn't been booked in for a c section or induction (gave me the option reluctantly) because I was measuring big. I was in within 10 days to have my baby.

However reading other comments now, it sounds like you're trying to stick your nose where it doesn't belong. If someone isnt telling you why they're going in early then you need to respect their wishes and keep out of it.

Baby measuring large or small for gestational ago, signs of pre-eclampsia or similar, reduced movements at full term

I had to have a c section one month early as one baby was taking all the food ( apparently, this is what I was told ). Although I found out recently having found my notes ( 20years after ) that one baby was breach as well. ( twins so not unusual )
I was given one days notice although I did reject them being born on the next day as it was a Wednesday so in reality they were born 2days after notice.

I have friends who had planned inductions due to their own health reasons pre eclampsia being one of them.

I had a pre planned emergency section because they were worried about his size and I had gestational diabetes?

If they want to tell you, they will.
In the nicest possible way, mind your own.

I was thinking nosey co-worker. Or new partner of the babies father.

WOW!
If they don't want to tell you they don't need to tell you!
I'm assuming you came here expecting some gossip like "drug/alcohol use" etc!

Oooh! In that case, get your nose out of her business.

I was induced at 38w due to gestational diabetes and risk of the placenta deteriorating. My baby was also measuring big (8lb7oz when he was born) so there was risk of shoulder dystocia.

This ended in an EMCS under GA as I had a haemorrhaging placenta and his heart rate dropped too low.

Agree.

There are lots of reasons for planned induction. I knew from the start of my pregnancy that I would be induced at 38 weeks at the latest. The reasons why were nobody else’s business.

My inductions were planned pretty much from my booking appointment at 10 weeks. I knew I wouldn’t be going past 39w.

Baby no1 I was induced due to pre existing issues with my blood pressure which put me at high risk of preeclampsia

baby no2 I was induced because I had had 2 second trimester pregnancy losses, plus the continued blood pressure problems, and baby measuring really big.

there are many many medical reasons why an induction may be scheduled right from the beginning of the pregnancy and you are absolutely not entitled to know why for anyone.

This screams interfering mother in law to me.

Why do you feel you have a right to have an explanation for someone else's medical care?

They have a right to not tell you if they wish, including a right to mislead you if that stops you prying. That isn't a "cover up" - it's privacy.

Posting this on here really hasn't helped you. There are many many reasons why somebody might have a planned induction and you have no way of knowing if any of them apply to the person you are talking about or if its a completely different, unmentioned reason. Nor do you have a right to know, if the woman being induced doesn't want you to know.

Maybe your friend didn't want you to know the reasons, which is her right. Mind your own business.

Did it ever cross your mind that maybe just maybe it’s none your bloody business why your friend is being induced.

Sorry for answering.
here I was thinking my post was to help support another woman, and it was actually just to help another woman pry into the private details of another woman.
Honestly you might need to consider seeing a psychologist to figure out what’s wrong with you that you would care about and pry into something so personal you have no business knowing. I say that with sincerity.

I was admitted just before my due date and told I would be induced that evening due to being diagnosed with pre eclampsia.

Induction didn't actually take place until over a week later but that's another story

I spoke to my midwife about 4 weeks before my due date. She referred me to a consultant who discussed it with me and agreed to it. I did obviously have to provide some reasoning for why I wanted to go down this route but when I went my notes just said "IOL - maternal request" and nobody questioned it.
I think it depends very much where you are in the country. I felt very listened to and supported but I know many don't have that experience.

I just had a little look at the update and agree with this wholeheartedly. Honestly OP, stop being a nosy bugger.