Sentences with phrase «about epidural»

Here is the truth about epidural side effects.

«As someone who has never experimented with drugs, I really enjoyed it,» the Frozen actress said about the epidural she got for a December c - section.

I had my husband read this because I wanted him to read that part about the epidural and when he got there he started gut laughing because he remembers that reaction too!

I started talking with Terry about an epidural, told her I was considering it, since I thought it would be a long haul and I felt the pain I wanted to feel... and then I threw up.

What about an epidural?

So keep reading to learn about epidural pros and cons, as well as the lowdown on natural childbirth.

I am curious though, and I hope this isn't too personal / rude, but one reason I'm not entirely sure about the epidural is the effect I've heard it can have on the baby.

Like McCaffrey, she had hoped for a peaceful, easy delivery and hadn't decided either way about an epidural.

We also suggest you read our page about epidural anesthesia for more information and references to key research studies.

They talk about the epidural and the whole system supports an unnatural birth.

When I arrived at the hospital with my first pregnancy, my midwife said, «Is it going to change your mind about an epidural depending on how far along you are?»

(My point is not really about the epidural, I am not violently opposed to epidurals.

Many moms have questions about the epidural procedure and its effects after the birth.

In childbirth class or hospital classes, you may learn a lot about epidural anesthesia.

You can learn about epidurals in childbirth classes.

What You Should Know about Epidurals, Pitocin, and Other Birth Interventions: Impact on Breastfeeding and Perinatal Mental Health In North America, birth interventions, such as epidurals and Pitocin, are very common.

Recently, Praeclarus Press hosted a webinar called What You Should Know about Epidurals, Pitocin, and Other Birth Interventions: Impact on Breastfeeding and Perinatal Mental Health with Kathleen Kendall - Tackett and Kerstin Uvnas - Moberg.

Your hospital classes will cover the bare minimum of what you need to know about the mechanics of giving birth, touch briefly on how to deal with it, and talk more about epidurals and cesarean births.

I tried to remain open to unsolicited advice, eager to trade opinions about epidurals versus natural births, thrilled to discuss diaper brands.

we don't really get in arguments about epidurals or midwives.....

Do you need a class just about epidurals?

I talked with Kristin Mallon of Mindful Midwifery about epidurals — just about every question you'd want to ask.

If for no other reason than the baby's safety, be sure to check out what # 14 says about epidurals and their risks.

We asked Paloma Toledo, M.D., Obstetric physician anesthesiologist and Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, to address the most common misconceptions about epidurals during labor.

There are a lot of common myths about epidurals, and here, we address them, and give you the facts you need to help make your decision.

While I totally support pregnant people making informed choices and when possible, consenting to medical procedures (when safe for both them and their babies)-- and I think it's horrible when people feel pressured into procedures they don't want — I want to tell everyone about my epidurals.

In this blog (Part 1), Dr Buckley explores the impacts of epidural on oxytocin and the flow of labour, and what this might mean for... [Read more...] about Epidurals in Labour

In this blog (Part 2), Dr Buckley explores the impacts of epidural on the hormones of labour and birth, and what this might mean for... [Read more...] about Epidurals in Labour (Part 2)

Use our provider directory to explore a birth doula, learn about epidurals and learn what feels right for you.

Not exact matches

Such suffering is not necessarily about the pain of childbirth in the first instance, a pain that in any case can now be ameliorated through epidural anaesthesia.

I had ZERO idea about the serious risks associated with an epidural and was not the slightest bit educated about home birth or the use of a midwife / doula.

I have been dedicated to a hospital birth complete with epidural since I was about 12.

Topics include: Homebirths at «older» ages (35 +) Concerns we had about our own homebirths Positive reinforcement for moms considering a homebirth Additional things to consider when planning a homebirth What to do about naysayers How to manage pain without an epidural How to find a provider that fits your birthing philosophy and wishes Postpartum recovery tips while managing a toddler Enjoy the... [Read more...]

Water birth is about as natural as epidural for pain relief except there's ample data supporting the safety of the epidural.

I got an epidural at about 4 1/2 centimeters.

With my second, I remember the contractions being pretty intense for about 2 hours, went to the hospital, was dilated to nearly 7 cm and once again received the epidural and labored for almost 6 hours before baby came.

My birth was nothing like I had hoped, labored in bed on my back because they couldn't monitor the babies if I moved, had to have pitocin and later an epidural (I could stand the pitocin, it was the fact that no one does a breach delivery any more that, just in case Twin B didn't turn after Twin A was born), puking in the operating room because I couldn't even have a single drop of water on my tongue while laboring strapped down (talk about understanding what hell is like!)

Families planning medication or a cesarean may feel, «Why bother to learn about positions and movements in labor if I'm getting an epidural / C - section?»

She was induced and was trying to endure labor without pain medication, but after about 8 hours she decided to get an epidural.

I had already been considering an unmedicated or intervention - free birth, after having read about the potential risk factors of epidurals and other interventions.

Although most women in the U.S. use pregnancy epidurals (and / or spinal epidurals) to relieve the pain of childbirth, myths about pregnancy epidural procedures abound.

First time round, you plan a water birth with a doula and whale music - second time, you ask about booking an epidural on your first hospital visit.

You might also ask about the use of epidural anesthesia, as it is also sometimes a requirement, even if there are no medications placed inside the tubing.

However, I will also share my resource list with you so that you can contact a some of my favorite local doulas (ranging from Delray Beach and Boca Raton doulas to Fort Lauderdale and Miami doulas) so that they can help you prepare and go over various labor pain coping strategies, especially if you are planning an unmedicated birth (or even leading up to getting an epidural during labor) it is good to learn about your options now so that you can be prepared, know what to expect and know what you want.

I was far more anxious about a natural birth and the idea of not having an epidural.

When my plans of natural childbirth didn't go as planned, Christi was continuously supportive and helped me feel good about my decision for an epidural.

How about a woman who decides to get an epidural after 10 + agonizing hours — would she have come through the experience trauma free if only she had continued to be in excruciating pain for another several hours?

First - timers laboring without an epidural tend to push for about an hour.

It was just a general birthing class — offered relaxation tips, watched birth videos (natural, epidural, and c - section), learned about interventions.

You might even see the procedure or talk to an anesthesiologist about the procedure, but chances are the information you receive in class will end when the epidural is placed or shortly thereafter.