Can you explain the epidural over spinal during a C-section I’m ver curious and didint know that was a option
2025-08-19 02:07:31
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xoliswa_Pearl :
I had an epidural 12 years ago and I swear my back has never been the same although it did help me because I was in labour for far too long and I was genuinely exhausted also my baby was big but the backache 🚮 wow
2025-08-19 15:03:34
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Amber Nycole :
i wanted so badly to deliver without an epidural. so so badly. my baby was Sunnyside up and taking her sweet time progressing. I made it 13 hours before getting my epidural. and labored for another 12.5 hrs after
2025-08-21 22:45:13
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bma2811 :
If you had to give birth in a hospital what would you recommend? I love your content and your home birth was beautiful! That’s what I want but I’m stuck going the hospital route because of financial reasons. I do have a doula and have shared my birth plan with my team but I still feel uneasy being in a hospital setting.
2025-08-24 20:26:15
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Bella Cohen539 :
Just out of curiosity why an epidural over a spinal. I am an L&D nurse and am curious what the rationale for this is. The only thing I can think of is that the catheter remains in your back so more medication can be added if necessary due to the length of the surgery but I would still recommend it be dosed like a spinal for better pain coverage
2025-08-29 20:36:51
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