Oxytocin generally refers to the injection of oxytocin into a woman in labor to help the uterus contract in order to facilitate labor. In general, women who do not have an omen of labor after 3 days of oxytocin use need to be considered for a cesarean section in most cases to avoid adverse outcomes such as fetal hypoxia due to low amniotic fluid. However, in the actual medical setting, there are cases of continued waiting. The necessity of cesarean section requires a comprehensive judgment of the uterine environment and the condition of the amniotic fluid. If the mother has no signs of labor after 3 days of labor, fetal heart monitoring and ultrasound should be done. If the amniotic fluid is cloudy and the uterine environment is poor, a cesarean section should be performed as soon as possible compared to a vaginal delivery, otherwise the fetus is prone to suffocation in the uterine cavity. If the mother does not respond to the labor pains for 3 days, but the amniotic fluid is in good condition and the monitoring of the fetus is not abnormal, it may be that the mother is not sensitive to the oxytocic injection, and at this time, according to the doctor’s judgment, she can choose whether to have a cesarean section or to continue to wait. Cesarean section is usually used in clinical practice for mothers with prolonged labor, fetal distress, multiple births, etc., who cannot deliver vaginally normally. Whether it is a normal birth or a cesarean section, doctors will choose a better birth method according to the specific situation of different women, so women should relax and listen to the doctor’s advice and cooperate actively.