14 Responses to “Everything Epidurals (Pregnancy Health Guru)”

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   hotrumbera Says:
   9. February 2010 at 6:43 pm

   I saw in the news that a woman ended up in a wheel chair from getting an epidural, which some people might say is from wrong placement but that can happen since some people don’t know what they are doing or don’t care.

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   PwnBucket Says:
   9. February 2010 at 7:43 pm

   Aren’t we supposed to have pain during childbirth, though?

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   bunnimaidahunni Says:
   10. February 2010 at 12:13 am

   i’ve been told the I can’t have one because of the surgery I’ve had on my back

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   Bongtasia Says:
   10. February 2010 at 3:28 am

   those other drugslike th morphine and o on they give you dont even help the pain and they dope you and the baby up all they do is cloud your mind and weaken you…those contractions are no lie….imagine your whole torso having one big “charley horse” and get worse and worse and longer and longer…i myself have a whole nother respect for women after experiancing them..i bet chopping your leg off with a dull axe would hurt as bad

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   Bongtasia Says:
   10. February 2010 at 3:33 am

   thanks alot for thos post!!! im sure you answered alot of girls questions.i do know ppl who theyre back is bad now bcause of a epidural..where the needle was the spine has started to deteriorate and i have heard alot say they have back pain afterwards.just be very VERY still when they put one in i know easier said then done when ur actually in labor but u must be still and hold ur breath if u can make u more still.the thought of something going in my !spinal cord! scared the daylights out of me

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   greenie247 Says:
   10. February 2010 at 4:21 am

   I am scared of the pain of childbirth but I am even more terrified of having a needle stuck into my spine! I am going to try with everything in me to have a natural birth! *shivers* Not to mention the fact that millions of women before epidurals existed gave birth and dealt with the pain anyway… I am hoping that I can be strong like that!

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   Mrehdel Says:
   10. February 2010 at 9:23 pm

   Question to all of you, how many people watched this video in hope of seeing boobs?

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   cristy2377 Says:
   10. February 2010 at 11:05 pm

   Solo tu.

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   cristy2377 Says:
   10. February 2010 at 11:06 pm

   Yo tuve a mi hijo hace 4 años y en realidad los dolores no son tan fuertes como nos hacen creer.

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    greenie247 Says:
    10. February 2010 at 11:29 pm

    ¿Le tuviste sin anestesia? Puedo tolerar los dolores mensuales bastante bien sin medicina. Espero que sea igual cuando es mi tiempo para tener niños.

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    cristy2377 Says:
    11. February 2010 at 12:19 am

    Si, sin anestecia y en mi caso fue exactamente igual a los dolores de la menstruacion, te dire algo, el verdadero dolor es a la hora que sale el niño son solo unos segundos, pero en cuanto sale sientes un gran alivio y no vuelves a sentir nada, puede ser que quedes adolorida como si vinieras del gimnasio pero eso no es gran cosa.
    Que no te de miedo nada entre mas relajada te encuentres menos sufriras.
    TE RECOMIENDO COMER CHOCOLATES O CAJETA CUANDO SE TE PRESENTEN LOS DOLORES.

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    cristy2377 Says:
    11. February 2010 at 12:26 am

    Tengo 2 hermanas que les han puesto este tipo de anestecia durante el parto, ahora sus hijos tienen mas de 10 años y desde que nacieron hasta el dia de hoy no se les quitan los dolores de espalda cuando hace frio.

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    greenie247 Says:
    11. February 2010 at 12:28 am

    jajaja Con chocolate todos los problemas desaparecen! Muchisimas gracias por tus consejos )

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    PamelaClare Says:
    14. February 2010 at 6:26 am

    I loved my epidural. I would never have a baby without one. I had no problems, and it was so completely worth it. My baby was fine — he breastfed easily and grew up to be amazingly intelligent.

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