Who doesn't respond to oxytocin?

Oxytocin does not respond, most commonly seen in women who are insensitive to oxytocin, immature cervical conditions, and fetal head does not enter the basin. The effect of using growth hormone is very poor. Because in women who are insensitive to oxytocin, it is difficult to plan labor because oxytocin does not cause effective contractions after using oxytocin. In addition, when the cervical condition is extremely immature, the effect of using growth hormone alone is relatively poor. In addition, when the fetal head does not enter the basin, because the fetal head does not press the cervix, simply giving oxytocin, the effect is also relatively poor. Therefore, if you need oxytocin, and it is a full-term pregnancy, you need to choose different oxytocin methods according to the conditions of the pregnant woman and the cervix.