How painful is it for a woman to give birth?

Women are very afraid of pain. It can be said that the most painful thing for women is probably giving birth. Although many women who have not given birth have not experienced this feeling, they have heard about it in various occasions or among friends. Therefore, I am still very concerned about the pain of childbirth. So, how painful is it for a woman to give birth? Let’s take a closer look below.

There is currently no system for evaluating the level of pain. It is not like body temperature, which can be measured with a thermometer. In clinical practice, the subjective description of the pregnant mother during childbirth is the main basis for diagnosis and treatment, and the doctor makes an objective judgment based on the patient's description. People want to be able to "quantify" pain, in other words, to describe the intensity of the pain with a number.

Generally speaking, pain below level 7 is moderate. But pain is ultimately a subjective assessment by the patient. Doctors usually find an intermediate reference standard, one of which is the impact on sleep. If the pain is so severe that you can't sleep, the pain has reached level 6 to 7. There is currently no instrument that can measure pain. But British researchers are now developing a way to use brain scans to measure a person's true pain levels.

The above is an introduction to how painful it is for women to give birth. I hope it will help women understand more. Although the childbirth process will cause considerable pain, it is not as painful as the legend says. Imagine being pregnant for ten months and being able to see your child right away, the feeling of happiness can be concealed. In addition, cesarean section is also a good way to solve pain.