Patient's question:
Currently, there hasn't been any recurrence of symptoms, but I had severe menstrual cramps before pregnancy. I'm usually very afraid of pain, and in the past, I would take pain relievers during my periods. I'm worried about enduring unbearable pain during natural labor. What if I can't hold on until the end? I've heard that older mothers are more prone to complications, and natural labor is very painful. Their birth canals are much less flexible than those of younger women. The pain of my previous menstrual cramps still lingers in my mind, and I'm very afraid I won't be able to endure it. Because a friend once fainted twice during childbirth and had to terminate natural labor. She even had two incisions made in her vaginal opening to deliver the baby. Now I'm very worried about experiencing something similar again.Doctor's answer:
I am aware of your question, don't worry. It seems you may be experiencing some prenatal symptoms, so please be careful not to overworry. Currently, there are many methods available, the simplest being a cesarean section, which is also a good option. With an injection, everything will be fine. Pay attention to prenatal care. For patients in labor, daily treatment mainly involves taking medication. Patients can use various oral medications, combined with many vitamins, and also pay attention to regular schedules, avoiding smoking and alcohol. We hope that patients in labor can recover as soon as possible! Thank you!