Pushing with an Epidural? 🤰🏻
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2023
- Pushing with an epidural can be painful. The epidural can take away the contraction pain, but does not take away the pressure that comes with pushing. Many people think that their epidural is wearing off during the pushing stage, but often it is the pressure that you can feel as a result of the baby being in your vagina.
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I loved giving birth. I HATED CONTRACTIONS WITHOUT EPIDURAL. yes you feel pressure, that’s your baby coming out 🥰
Thank you for sharing your experience!
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Does the pressure hurt with an epidural?
@@HaileyRandallandSicKaRiiDaE I only felt myself opening up. The epidural was doing its job I didn’t feel pain and I didn’t feel my contractions. They found I was having them every 1:30-2 minutes apart. And when they told me to push I was kinda guessing that I was having a contraction. I only pushed for 1 hour. I tore on the inside. I had more pain while I was healing. My insides didn’t FULLY heal for 4 months. They recommend to can have sex after 6 weeks. And I did that’s how I found out if didn’t finish healing
Is it safe for mother and baby to use epidural injection during normal delivery?
Very low risk
I couldn't feel anything even the pressure. Couldn't even tell if I was pushing
That can be challenging!
I wonder about that too . Guess I’ll have to rely on Dr to tell if baby is even coming
I felt nothing! Is that normal?
Yes, that happens a lot too!
😳😳😳 no offense but I think I am glad I got a c section ❤
Everyone has there preferences!
How was your recovery? My mom's recovery from her C-section was really bad & really long (like 8-12 weeks). Whereas my recovery from a vaginal delivery was 2-3 weeks (that's without any tearing, it probably would have lasted longer if I tore)
@@lusciouslipslibra it depends on the person and maybe where you get your C section? I think it took 7 weeks to recover from the most challenging stages. But the only most intense pain only lasts 3 to 4 weeks with alot of help from painkillers lol
Again it really depends on the person and their pain tolerance and the situation. God Speed ❤ This is where our trust and faith in Jesus comes in. It's scary but I got through it and so can you. Breathing techniques are good to practice alot before delivery regardless of c section or natural birth
@@Fnb-cb-200 that's ok if it's your preference but surgery is much more traumatic on your body than a vaginal delivery
@@Fnb-cb-200 again, that's perfectly ok for you to pick that, it's just that the vagina is made to stretch (& tear) like that. Whereas the uterus is not meant to be cut open multiple times. May I ask what was so traumatic about it? Have you had a natural delivery before? I've never heard someone say this about a natural delivery but I have heard horror stories for C-sections (mostly for the recovery part & the complications with future pregnancies)