Patient's question:
I'm almost 8 and a half months pregnant and about to prepare for delivery. I'm both excited and sad. I'm so afraid of pain that I can't even endure a tiny bit of it, crying out uncontrollably. How can I handle childbirth? I've heard there's a painless delivery, and I'd like to try it. But is the process of painless delivery really painless?Doctor's answer:
Pain relief during labor is achieved through epidural anesthesia, so there is no pain at all, which is certain. Moreover, the technology for pain relief during labor is currently being implemented well in China. If you plan to have pain relief during labor, you need to inform your doctor in advance. When admitted for delivery, you must be fasting, otherwise the anesthetic cannot be administered. In addition to eliminating pain, it has little interference on both the child and the adult, so you can rest assured. For severe cases of pain relief during labor, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Do not blindly use medication to alleviate the condition, as this may worsen it. The above advice is for reference only. It is hoped that the answer above can help you. Thank you.