Sentences with phrase «who get an epidural»

Bottom line, women who get epidurals are not wimps.

Ever heard stories of women who get an epidural and go from 4 - 10 in an hour?

Ever heard stories of women who get an epidural and go from 4 - 10 in an hour?

And one last thing: The article begins by suggesting «This post isn't about judging or shaming moms who get epidurals».

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Secondly he got a little stuck from being quite big so I was able to move into a position that allowed him to become unstuck (unlike a woman who has an epidural and can't move).

Many women who have home births get transferred to a hospital anyway, usually because the labour is taking too long or because they need pain medication such as an epidural.

Intravenous medication for pain relief is becoming more common among mothers who want to forego the risks of an epidural but still feel they need pain relief to get through childbirth.

To those women who haven't really given birth because they've had a C - section, to those women who gave in to the pain and got an epidural, to anyone who doesn't understand that only breastfed babies are truly bonded to their mothers...

Somewhere along the way, I went from the idea of getting an epidural and having a classic hospital birth when I imagined having a baby, to becoming a total hippie who never dreamed of using pain meds during labor, knew I would have a doula and by the second time around, would be having my baby at home.

I had a friend who chose to go drug free and her labor was so hard and intense, she encouraged me to get an epidural, saying she was so sick and puking and exhausted after her birth she couldn't even hold her baby for a day.

The funny thing is, an epidural that relaxes the mother and enables her to breathe normally is great for ensuring the baby gets enough oxygen, and often ameliorates mild fetal distress, but the same people who oppose monitoring also oppose epidurals!

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?

The very same ones (the ones who are «forcing» women to get epidurals by asking if they want one more than once).

Birth centers are an option for women with a low - risk pregnancy who don't plan to get an epidural.

While I know there's a whole movement out there trying to shame moms who do get an epidural (which I call bullsh*t on, because mothers need to do what they feel is best for their body.

Also, if the woman feels the fentanyl high, then the baby must be getting it also, which probably accounts for the many babies who have difficulties nursing after an epidural birth.

Moms dead set on having a natural birth end up with C - sections, and moms who swear by the epidurals don't make it to the hospital in time to get one.

No doubt, you've got a friend or sister who's all about one particular brand of childbirth or maybe you're thinking an epidural starting about now is a good plan.

The other big thing that happens with Pitocin, and the same is true for epidurals and caesarean sections, is that we have a mom who is also getting a lot of IV fluid, and we have new research that tells us that with all of the extra fluid the mom is getting, some if it will go in the baby.

I'm sorry to be very honest and may be rude to those who don't want to get an epidural but I have to say that the pain of contractions was unbearable to me and no damn breathing techniques helped.

«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.

My first daughter was undiagnosed frank breach which frank means for those who don't know her feet by her ears so bent in half I got to the hospital at 8 cm dyalated and was rushed off to have an epidural and c section.

Sometimes women who otherwise didn't plan on getting an epidural end up getting one because they can't handle the stronger, closer contractions, especially when they aren't able to move around fully.