Safe and painless childbirth

Anaesthesia is an important medical technique designed to provide safe, comfortable and pain-free experience during childbirth or surgery. Anesthesia of gynaecology and obstetrics is treated as a health science. First, the primary purpose of anesthesia of gynaecology and obstetrics is to reduce the pain and discomfort of the mother during childbirth or surgery, to increase the success of the operation and to protect the safety of the mother and the child. By giving appropriate anaesthesia, it is possible to keep the mother relaxed and comfortable during surgery while reducing the physical stress resulting from pain and reducing the risk of complications. Common method of obstetrical and obstetrical anesthesia: local anesthesia: anesthesia in the regions where the birth took place, common sterema, prodocaine and Bubikain, etc. This method reduces pain during childbirth, but does not affect the level of awareness of the mother. 2. Undersea anaesthesia: more extensive anaesthesia is provided through injection of anaesthesia in the vertebrae, while keeping the mother conscious. This method is usually used in childbirth surgery. Anaesthesia: Anaesthesia through intravenous drug injection. This method of anaesthesia is often used for cervix and ensures that the mother is not suffering during the procedure. Anaesthesia: Before choosing an anaesthesia method, an anaesthesiologist conducts a detailed assessment of the health of the mother, including an allergy history, physical condition, pregnancy process, etc., to determine the most appropriate anaesthesia programme. 2. Drug selection: Anesthetists select the appropriate narcotic drugs and dosages, depending on the circumstances of the mother and the type of operation. When choosing a drug, the effects of the drug on the foetus are considered to ensure the safety of the mother and the child. 3. Physical management: The position of the mother during anaesthesia requires special attention in order to avoid complications due to inappropriate physical position, such as low blood pressure, neurological damage, etc. Respiratory and cyclic monitoring: Anesthesiologists closely monitor the breathing and cycling function of the mother to ensure the safety of the anesthesia process. In the case of women with respiratory or circulatory problems, measures are taken. IV. Risks and complications of anaesthesia in gynaecology and obstetrics, although the anaesthesia in gynaecology and gynaecology plays an important role in childbirth and surgery, also have certain risks and complications. Common risks and complications include: 1. Allergies: Some mothers may have allergic reactions to anaesthesia, such as skin itching, breathing difficulties, etc. Serious allergies can lead to shock or life risk. Low blood pressure: Anaesthesia can lead to a decrease in maternal blood pressure, especially when anaesthesia occurs in the vertebrae. Low blood pressure can lead to maternal dizziness, nausea, etc., which may seriously affect placenta blood infusion and adversely affect the foetus. Respiratory inhibition: Some narcotic drugs may inhibit the respiratory function of the mother, especially when the whole body is anesthesia. Respiratory inhibition can lead to oxygen deficiency and carbon dioxide accumulation, threatening maternal and child health. 4. Neural damage: In the course of anaesthesia in the vertebrates, there is a risk of damage to the nervous tissue, resulting in post-partum stress, motor disorders, etc. Such injuries are usually temporary but may also become permanent. Recovery from anaesthesia and care 1. Recovery time: Recovery time from anaesthesia varies from one individual to another. In general, local anaesthesia has a relatively short recovery time and the whole body anesthesia has a longer recovery time. Maternity needs to be rehabilitated under the guidance of a doctor to avoid intense physical activity and overwork. 2. Priority care: After anaesthesia, the mother is required to observe closely vital signs, including blood pressure, heart rate, breathing, etc. At the same time, there is a need to keep the respiratory tracts open and to avoid vomiting or circulatory congestion. During the period of recovery, the mother is required to follow the advice of a doctor, to take her medication on time, to review regularly and to maintain a good lifestyle and mentality. 6. Summarizing anaesthesia is an important medical technique that can provide safe, comfortable and pain-free delivery or surgical experience to mothers. However, there are risks and complications in the process of anaesthesia that require joint attention and response by an anaesthetists and mothers. In the selection of anaesthesia methods, a combination of the circumstances of the mother and the type of operation should be taken into account to ensure the safety of the mother and the child. At the same time, post-aesthetization rehabilitation and care also needs to follow the advice and guidance of doctors to facilitate the early recovery of mothers.