Pregnancy and Cefuroxime. Cefuroxime falls under the FDA's Pregnancy Category B, which means that it's generally safe for your unborn baby. Regardless, you should tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant before taking this medication. Cefuroxime is found in breast milk.
Below are some reported range averages for labor: Early labor: 6-12 hours on average. When the cervix dilates (opens up) and effaces (thins out) to position the baby into the birth canal, this begins early labor, to be followed by active labor. Active labor: Often lasts up to 8 hours on average. For some women, active labor may be even longer while it may be much shorter for others (especially those who've had a previous vaginal delivery). Longer labors including both early and active labors: Reported averages are at just over 17 hours.
How long the second stage lasts. The entire second stage can last anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. Without an epidural, the average duration is close to an hour for a first-timer and about 20 minutes if you've had a previous vaginal delivery. If you've had an epidural, the second stage may last longer.