Tips For No Epidural Sahm Plus After my first and second epidurals in 2007 and 2008, i have basically had back pain ever since. they tend to place the epidural in the same or right at the same place you had a previous one located. A few people have asked me to share why i chose not to get an epidural with our fourth child who is now 7 weeks old. did you get an epidural or go all natural?.
Epidural Or No Epidural Chitchatmom So if it was the epidural, perhaps it depends on the dosage? because i think i had a more strongly dosed epidural the first time round, which was obviously topped up to the max for the c section, whereas second time round it was more lightly dosed to allow for greater mobility, and i had no side effects at all. What does the epidural help with? the contractions or the ring of fire? i had baby #1 via c section. i was in labor for like 40 hours and had an epidural after about 24. i ended up with a c section. i'm interested in a vbac for the next baby. i'm sure the epidural slowed down labor a little. i think i could handle the contractions. One of the big questions many women ponder during pregnancy is whether “to have an epidural or not?” in today’s post, i’m not going to tell you that you should or shouldn’t. i just thought it might be fun to share with you my two different experiences and my pros and cons for epidural vs no epidural. I know some people have the opinion ‘why put yourself through unnecessary pain when you can have an epidural’ but i would rather try with just the other pain killers and gas and air. be interesting to hear from people who have had multiple births, and have experienced both with and without epidural and what they prefer x.
Epidural Or No Epidural Chitchatmom One of the big questions many women ponder during pregnancy is whether “to have an epidural or not?” in today’s post, i’m not going to tell you that you should or shouldn’t. i just thought it might be fun to share with you my two different experiences and my pros and cons for epidural vs no epidural. I know some people have the opinion ‘why put yourself through unnecessary pain when you can have an epidural’ but i would rather try with just the other pain killers and gas and air. be interesting to hear from people who have had multiple births, and have experienced both with and without epidural and what they prefer x. I had an epidural, and some of my friends who've had one mentioned similar back issues. i've spoken to a few people, and opinions in mn vary, but i do wonder if there's a link between the epidural and this back pain. still, it's up to you to decide. if i had to do it again, i might think twice about the epidural. Mom's with one or more child, why or why didn't you get an epidural in your previous pregnancies? what were the pros and cons of getting an epidural or not getting one? ftm 15 weeks, i'm planning not to get one now but still having second thoughts so i'd love any input on why you do or don't recommend an epidural. archived post. I’ve had 2 very different experiences. for both births, my ‘ideal’ plan was no epidural. for my first birth, i was contracting nonstop for over 30 hours and was only 4cm when i finally decided that i needed to rest (had been awake for 48 by that point) before i’d be able to push. Are you considering to have epidural or not? i'm having mixed feedback from my friends and families. our mom and granny's generation don't have epidural at all, and they gave birth to us. based on that, i thought it should be fine without epidural.
Epidural Vs No Epidural My Two Very Different Labours I had an epidural, and some of my friends who've had one mentioned similar back issues. i've spoken to a few people, and opinions in mn vary, but i do wonder if there's a link between the epidural and this back pain. still, it's up to you to decide. if i had to do it again, i might think twice about the epidural. Mom's with one or more child, why or why didn't you get an epidural in your previous pregnancies? what were the pros and cons of getting an epidural or not getting one? ftm 15 weeks, i'm planning not to get one now but still having second thoughts so i'd love any input on why you do or don't recommend an epidural. archived post. I’ve had 2 very different experiences. for both births, my ‘ideal’ plan was no epidural. for my first birth, i was contracting nonstop for over 30 hours and was only 4cm when i finally decided that i needed to rest (had been awake for 48 by that point) before i’d be able to push. Are you considering to have epidural or not? i'm having mixed feedback from my friends and families. our mom and granny's generation don't have epidural at all, and they gave birth to us. based on that, i thought it should be fine without epidural.
Epidural Vs No Epidural My Two Very Different Labours I’ve had 2 very different experiences. for both births, my ‘ideal’ plan was no epidural. for my first birth, i was contracting nonstop for over 30 hours and was only 4cm when i finally decided that i needed to rest (had been awake for 48 by that point) before i’d be able to push. Are you considering to have epidural or not? i'm having mixed feedback from my friends and families. our mom and granny's generation don't have epidural at all, and they gave birth to us. based on that, i thought it should be fine without epidural.
Epidural Vs No Epidural My Two Very Different Labours
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