Pictures of spinal anesthesia for cesarean section

During the delivery process, mothers who give birth by caesarean section will be more inconvenient than mothers who choose natural birth, and anesthesia will inevitably occur during the delivery. The actual effects of anesthesia on pregnant women vary. The good thing is that it can relieve the pain of childbirth, but the bad thing depends on the impact of anesthesia complications. So, what are the complications of spinal anesthesia for cesarean section?

Before a pregnant woman gives birth, the doctor will choose the mode of delivery based on the mother's physical condition. If a natural birth is recommended, the mother does not have to blindly choose a cesarean section, because the impact of anesthesia on cesarean section is indeed great. For mothers who choose cesarean section, if the anesthesiologist chooses intrathecal anesthesia for labor analgesia, the complications of the spine cannot be avoided.

Although spinal anesthesia for labor analgesia is a method of anesthesia with high safety and proven analgesic effect. In addition, the mother cannot feel the pain of labor during childbirth, but after the anesthesia, the pain may not be more comfortable than a natural birth. Especially for spinal anesthesia, the spine will undoubtedly be very painful after anesthesia.

Because cesarean section uses spinal anesthesia, including spinal anesthesia, epidural anesthesia and spinal epidural anesthesia, when the baby is taken out of the uterus and the anesthetic disappears, the mother's waist will still be rigid and protruding there as during pregnancy. In addition, during pregnancy, because of the long-term heavy belly, the spine is greatly bent, which will cause the intervertebral disc to protrude more seriously. It’s not a good experience for mothers to be attacked by both after giving birth!

From the perspective of Western medicine, there is a nerve center in the spine that manages the entire body's intuitive nerves. During cesarean section, anesthesia is injected into the spine. Because the spine connects to the brain, the limbs below, and controls the internal organs, if the spine is deformed it will affect many physiological functions. This shows that the complications of spinal anesthesia during cesarean section are very serious!