It’s the pain of childbirth.
1. What is painless childbirth?
Medically, the term “the pain of the birth” is “the pain of the birth”, a technique that is safe and mature. Many hospitals in the country have given birth without pain, some of which already account for 60 to 80 per cent of the successful births. The aim is to use a variety of methods to reduce or even eliminate pain during childbirth.
2. Types of painless childbirth
The pain in childbirth includes non-pharmaceutical pain, such as mental consolation, delivery in water, etc., and pain in medicine, such as laughter inhalation, myocardics and epidural delivery. Among them, the epidural pain is the most accurate of all birth pain methods to date.
What’s in the vertebrae?
Invertebrate sting is the method for adding low-dose insecticidal or analgesics to the vertebrae, which includes epidural pain and a combination of epidural pain. In a sterile state, an anaesthetist is able to pierce the vertebrae of the mother, injecting anaesthesia and/or analgesics into the ecstasy (ex-dural ache) or the submersible cavity of a spider (esm).
4. Extrading pain?
The epidural perforation was performed under local anesthesia and the mother felt only slightly uncomfortable.
5. Does intravertebrate pain hurt the foetus?
I won’t. The application of birth pain is the paramount principle of maternal and foetal safety. The pain of childbirth is the same as the anaesthesia of conventional cervix, but only about one tenth of the cervix is used, and the drug is injected directly into the vertebrae, rather than through an vein, and the amount of the drug goes to the mother’s cycling, and the drug passed through the placenta is minimal and thus has no adverse effects on the foetus.
Will the pain of childbirth continue until the birth of the child?
Yes. The anesthesiologist may, depending on the length of the birth, regulate the injection to meet the maximum delivery requirements, ensuring that the mother is fully effective and for a long period of time.
Will the pain of delivery prolong the delivery?
To a certain extent, because the mother is able to undergo a vaginal test in a largely pain-free state, the laxity of the pelvis muscles contributes to the reduction of the process.
8. Has the pain of childbirth been used to keep the baby alive?
Unforeseeable factors may arise in the delivery process, such as foetal factors such as intrauterine oxygen deficiency, poor head rotation, poor connection to pelvic pelvis lines, no reduction in the head, poor cervix contraction, etc., and, when treated by a doctor without progress, cervix, but the pain of delivery does not in itself increase the chance of cervix.
9. Does the birth pain affect post-natal breastfeeding?
The pain in childbirth is the method used for the continuous injection of ultra-short-acting drugs under microcomputer control, which is quickly metabolized for minutes after the withdrawal, without any effect on breastfeeding.
10. Will painless childbirth cause pain in the waist after childbirth?
The incidence of post-partum pain in the waist is around 40 per cent, caused by the birth itself, which has nothing to do with “in painless childbirth” and can be mitigated by treatment and rest.
When will the pain of childbirth be the best?
The idea of a modern maternity ward is not too painful to fight, and when it begins to contract, it is possible to use it. Of course, prior to the birth pain, the anesthesiologists, obstetricians and midwives conduct a professional assessment of each maternity, including the normality of biochemical indicators such as natural childbirth, coagulation, and the taboos of epidural anesthesia such as spinal bends.
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