pain relief childbirth
what are some pro’s and cons of pain relieving drugs in childbirth?
Does an epi-dural mean the baby is born a bit groggy with drugs in their system? does it make it difficult to establish breast feeding? What are some other drugs that can be used instead of an edidural? Is it true that having drugs during labour increases chances of tearing or episiotomy because you are less in-tune with when and how to move your body effectively? Has anyone had ‘gas’ during labour for pain relief.Is it common for people to do it 100% natural with no drugs?
I did 100% natural birth, and I had a couple of people mentioning how unusually alert my daughter looked the first couple of days. If there really was a causal relationship I don’t know. With the help of a good bath tub and a massaging husband, most of the pain is pretty endurable.
I did tear a bit. Tearing is more likely, if you give birth lying down, while a more upright position helps to avoid tearing. After four hours of pushing, I was way to tired for an upright position, so I ripped a bit. – Anyways, any drugs that force you to give birth in a lying position will make it more likely to tear.
Childbirth Environment : Labor Pain Relief: Water
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Native Remedies Birth-Heal
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Childbirth and Pain Relief: An Anesthesiologist Explains Your Options
$4.50 Written to help the expectant mother sort through the different anesthesia (total pain block) and analgesia (partial pain block) options that are available today, this book empowers women to make informed choices regarding pain relief in childbirth. It describes the recent and dramatic changes in pain relief options including new medications, and the role of anesthesiologists who are continuously ... |
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Enjoy Your Labor: A New Approach to Pain Relief for Childbirth
$2.00 Enjoy Your Labor is an informative and easy-to-read book that contains everything an expectant mother needs to know about state-of-the-art options for pain relief for labor and delivery: epidurals and spinals. Enjoy Your Labor gives readers the facts about modern pain relief techniques. It is the only book that takes the fear, mystery and guilt out of epidurals and spinals. The author develops the... |
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A study of psychopysical methods for relief of childbirth pain
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