Hello, a question to the women who have given birth. I am about to give birth and am collecting opinions about the anesthetics. Would you share which option is the best? Thanks and have a nice day!
Answers 9
Epidural.
I didn't want any anesthesia. At the first birth I was very late in going to the hospital, I already had contacts of less than 10 minutes, but the midwife turned me on in tones and said "these are just preparatory contractions", when I heard it, I said I wanted anesthesia. I had an epidural. After a while my gynecologist appeared, it turned out that I already have 10 cm. revelation, they were told that they had put me under anesthesia so late, they took me immediately to the maternity hospital. I didn't feel anything, I didn't know when I had contact to push and I think that's why I got a lot of tears. I had stitches and a month after the birth I was still in pain and tight. The second birth was without anesthesia, then I felt when, what I should do and passed without damage and without stitches. True, the pain was great, but the next day I was like new. Talking to other women who have given birth under epidural anesthesia, they wondered how I didn't feel anything like that. I guess it happened because this anesthetic is given when the revelation is small and more time passes until the birth, and for me there was no such time.
I gave birth twice with an epidural - it worked flawlessly for me: I went to bed, strained exactly twice, then raised my head and they handed me the baby without feeling anything! Honestly, I know that I could not stand the pain, but I regretted that I lost the feeling that accompanies the arrival of my child ... I did not suffer, I do not hurt ... just passed like that ... That day I took an egg from the fridge and saw a hen's feather glued to it ... "The hen suffered its laying and lost a feather, and I ... what ?! As an insensitive animal I did not experience anything purely physically ... I was you're right ... anesthetized by any sensation ... ", I thought angrily ... You decide ... I did it twice ... and I'm not proud of it ... Monica Bellucci had shared that it was had absolutely natural births without any medical intervention: " I gave birth to both my daughters just as my grandmother gave birth - with pain, with sweat, with strain, with blood and screams ... I didn't save anything, but I wanted to feel it, to experience it as a real woman and I am happy that I did it! "That's why I envied her ... A real woman next to her brain but her bones ... I couldn't and gave in to the pain like the last mold ... Good luck, whatever you decide!
My acquaintance gave birth under spinal anesthesia, she did not feel pain, but the bad thing was that she did not feel anything from the waist down. The doctors shouted for her to push, but she did not feel the force of the strain and the birth went on for a long time. Otherwise, I gave birth without anesthesia in 20 minutes. The pain was not terrible, it is more frightening that everyone screams at you and the mother gives birth even more. Otherwise, there are cases in which it is a natural birth, but in the process it turns out that the baby will not come out like that and switch to a caesarean section. If I had a second child, I would choose a caesarean section - pure work. You go two weeks before the due date, no water leakage, vomiting and screaming
Thank you ladies :) and I want without, but I do not know what awaits me and to know if it is necessary what it should be. Thanks again!
To 3: You're a man, mold! And then the old man. It looks like you. Aren't you tired of posing as different women on the site ...? If you want to educate someone so much - well, march to educate your grandchildren.
You're wrong Number 4. I was in a room with a girl who gave birth to a cesarean section. Like I said, after a normal birth, without anesthesia the next day, I was like new. And this girl ... begged for painkillers like a drug addict and figured out when she was entitled to the next one. She couldn't get up at all, she couldn't hold her baby, she refused to breastfeed. It started on the third day, rehabilitators came to move her. And we went home. This does not seem to be an easy operation.
I have two births, without anesthesia, it was not a big pain, although most women cried a lot. Towards the end there was severe pain, I breathed and exhaled for a long time without stopping and forgot that it hurt. I think it is best to consult an anesthesiologist.
In general, it's a few hours and you meet the best man. The difficult thing is not the birth, but the upbringing. How it will be, you will decide.