Where to inject painless injection for normal delivery

The pain a mother experiences during childbirth is the greatest level of pain, but many mothers still choose to give birth naturally. Nowadays, medical technology has been improved, and painless injections can be given to relieve mothers' pain. But the knowledge of painless injection is not enough, so where should the painless injection be given for natural childbirth?

Where is the painless injection for natural childbirth given?

Nowadays, the more popular painless injection is actually a method of epidural anesthesia, and the actual effect varies from person to person. However, this method is basically not prone to complications and is relatively safe. When choosing a natural birth, the painless injection is usually given at the waist. For safety reasons, the painless injection will be used to relieve the mother's pain when the mother's cervical opening is adjusted to two or three fingers. Before this, the uterine contraction and pain will not be relieved.

The painless injection lasts for a longer time, but it has little impact on the mother and baby. However, you should consult your doctor before getting a painless injection, as medicine cannot relieve all the pain. The pain-free injection does not completely eliminate the pain, but reduces the pain to an acceptable level, reduces the mother's fatigue, and reduces the fear of childbirth.

In addition, when a pregnant woman is giving birth, the mother still has to push hard and cannot rely entirely on drugs. The mother should replenish her energy a few days before giving birth to replenish her energy during delivery. Mothers do not need to worry too much about childbirth. As long as they are well prepared in all aspects, the chance of risks can be reduced.

How to choose a quick birth

Standard 1: Fetus "cooperates with each other"

If you want to choose a natural birth, the "mutual cooperation" of the fetus is indispensable. A series of factors such as the baby's posture, position, head circumference, number of babies and physical condition of the baby may affect the progress of the delivery process and the method of delivery. If the baby's weight is too large, exceeding 4000 grams, or the fetus is in a transverse position, such as waist circumference or transverse position, it is not conducive to choosing a natural birth.

Standard 2: Pelvic standard meets

The pelvic structure has two diameters. A short anterior-posterior diameter and a wide upper-lower diameter are conducive to the passage of the fetus and natural delivery. If the pelvis is congenitally narrow, with a long anterior-posterior diameter and a narrow upper-lower diameter, the fetus will not be easy to deliver. Therefore, a straight and "dignified" perfect pelvis is indeed conducive to natural delivery. In the later stages of pregnancy, your doctor will accurately measure the size of your pelvic passage and entrance. If the channel is too small, the baby's head cannot enter the tray normally, and natural birth cannot be achieved.

Standard 3: Productivity must be sufficient

Giving birth is a strenuous job. In order to give birth to a baby successfully through natural childbirth, pregnant mothers must reserve sufficient labor power. Labor force is dominated by uterine contraction, but the contraction of the abdominal muscles and diaphragm is also an important component of labor force. If the expectant mother's muscles are tired, it will cause difficulties in giving birth to the baby. Therefore, pregnant mothers should do moderate exercise during pregnancy to increase muscle strength and improve heart function. The benefits of this exercise can be felt during delivery.