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Published by Preeti on 06/11/2023
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What is a painless delivery?

A painless delivery, also known as an epidural analgesia -assisted delivery, is a childbirth method that involves the administration of Epidural analgesia to reduce or eliminate pain during labor and delivery.

How does epidural anesthesia work?

Epidural anesthesia involves injecting anesthetic medication into the epidural space of the spine. This numbs the lower half of the body, including the abdomen and pelvis, while allowing the mother to remain conscious and alert during labor.

Is pain completely eliminated with an epidural?

While an epidural significantly reduces pain, it might not completely eliminate all sensations. Some pressure or mild discomfort might still be felt, but the intense pain associated with contractions is effectively managed.

When is an epidural administered?

Epidurals are typically administered during active labor, when the cervix has dilated to a certain extent. The timing can vary based on the individual’s progress and medical considerations.

Are there any risks associated with epidurals?

Epidurals are generally considered safe, but like any medical procedure, they do carry some risks, such as temporary drop in blood pressure, headache, or infection. These risks are usually minimal and are closely monitored.

Can anyone opt for a painless delivery?

Most healthy pregnant women are eligible for an epidural. However, certain medical conditions might impact the eligibility. We shall be discussing your options during antenatal visits.

Does opting for an epidural affect the baby?

Epidurals are designed to have minimal impact on the baby. The medication used is carefully selected to ensure it doesn’t affect the baby’s well-being.

Is an epidural the only pain relief option?

No, there are various pain relief options available during childbirth, including natural methods like breathing techniques, massage, and hydrotherapy. It’s essential to discuss your preferences and pain management plan during your antenatal visits.

At Femheal Women care, during your prenatal visits, we offer a range of pain management options, including painless delivery through epidural analgesia, ensuring your childbirth experience is as comfortable and safe as possible.

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