11.   The essential oils of some plants, particularly sage, rosemary and juniper, can cause uterine contractions.

12.   The tablets will trigger uterine contractions.

13.   The women had to be having regular uterine contractions and the fetus had to be in the normal head-down position.

14.   This drug induces uterine contractions to expel the embryo.

15.   Two days later, they receive a second pill that induces uterine contractions.

16.   Two days later, the woman returns to the doctor for a pill of the hormone prostaglandin, which further increases the uterine contractions.

17.   Also known by the brand name Cytotec, misoprostol can cause uterine contractions in pregnant women.

18.   The goal of the monitoring is to identify uterine contractions early so they can be stopped with medicine.

19.   Two days later they swallow a second drug that causes uterine contractions to expel the embryo.

20.   Two days later, she returns to the doctor to swallow a second drug, misoprostol, that causes uterine contractions to expel the embryo.