If your water breaks and your stomach doesn’t hurt, you should first go to the hospital for an obstetric ultrasound to see how much amniotic fluid is present. If the amount of amniotic fluid is very high and the pregnant woman has ruled out other contraindications to a normal delivery, she can have a normal delivery at full term. A cervical scoring test should be given to see how ripe the cervix is without stomach pain. If the cervix is in relatively good condition, a sedative induction of labor can be given. A starting dose of 2.5 units of oxytocin is usually given, and the concentration and drip rate are gradually adjusted until the patient experiences abdominal pain and regular contractions. Fetal heartbeat changes should be closely monitored during labor, and if abnormalities are detected, prompt consideration should be given to termination of pregnancy by cesarean section. If vaginal examination of the cervical score, the patient’s cervical ripening is not good, it is necessary to promote cervical ripening treatment, the current common method to promote cervical ripening is to induce labor by placing a pessary of dinoprostenol intravaginally, usually 24 hours after placing the pessary of dinoprostenol, contractions will be initiated and the fetus will be discharged.