Symptoms include: *<unk>  extends beyond 18 hours * Dehydration and exhaustion of the mother * Pain around the back, sides, and thighs of the mother as a result of extreme muscle pressure * Severe pain when<unk>  begins * Increased heart rate of the mother * Swollen large intestine on either side of the uterus as a result of gas build up * Uterus sensitivity * Ketosis * Distress of the fetus * Uterine ruptures Complications * Distress to the fetus as a result of decreasing oxygen levels * Internal bleeding of the fetus's head (intracranial hemorrhage) * Higher chance of operative delivery * Risks of long-term injuries to the infant such as hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) or cerebral palsy * Infection of the uterus * Damage to the birth canal * Postpartum infection * Postpartum hemorrhage<unk>  latent<unk>  The term describes<unk>  that occurs very slowly. This does not necessarily mean that the woman or fetus's health is being compromised, but it is painful and is an important indication for doctors to pay attention to warning signs of<unk> .<unk>  active<unk>  The phase of<unk>  that extends into multiple hours (at least 14). The cervix usually dilates to over 4 cm before active<unk>  occurs. When it first begins, it is encouraged that women stand up, walk around, and eat or drink. If failure to progress extends beyond this point, preventive measures need to be taken.
Prolonged labor
Obstructed labour
Uterine hyperstimulation
Prelabor rupture of membranes
Back labor
Recurrent miscarriage
Obstetric transition
Septic abortion