Induced labor usually refers to the termination of pregnancy after 12 weeks of gestation due to maternal or fetal factors that prevent normal delivery and require the use of artificial methods to make the uterus contract. Induced labor may cause the following injuries to women: 1. postpartum hemorrhage: after induction of labor, women may suffer from hemorrhage due to factors such as placenta previa, local abruption, lack of contraction and coagulation dysfunction; 2. obstetric tract damage: when labor is induced in late pregnancy, the fetus is large, and the obstetric tract is easily damaged, and may even involve the uterus, resulting in uterine damage; 3. uterine cavity infection: when labor is induced, there may be It is recommended to give antibiotics to prevent infection after induction of labor; 4. uterine rupture: if there is abnormal fetal position or fetal malformation, the fetal descent will be obstructed during induction of labor, which will easily cause obstructed labor, thus increasing the risk of uterine rupture; 5. amniotic fluid embolism: the rupture of fetal membranes caused by induction of labor will force the pressure in the uterine cavity to rise, causing amniotic fluid to enter the blood circulation and causing amniotic fluid embolism, which is a critical illness. Induced labor is more harmful to women, it is recommended to rest in bed for about 2 weeks, and avoid high-intensity work after resuming normal life.