Can painless labor last until the birth? How many times can painless labor be given?

Many expectant mothers choose painless delivery to reduce pain during childbirth. Although painless delivery can reduce pain, can they last until the birth of the child? How many times can painless delivery be used?

Painless delivery can be maintained until the birth is complete. Painless delivery has an analgesic pump, and the medicine in the analgesic pump can be replenished. If the delivery takes a long time and the medicine is used up, you can continue to add it. So the mother does not feel pain.

Generally speaking, the painless delivery injection can only be given once, and then the pain pump will be connected. Unless there is an accident, such as the pain pump falling, there is no need for another injection. On the one hand, one painless delivery injection can have analgesic effect on the entire process of cervical dilation, and there is no need for a second injection. On the other hand, the painless delivery injection will have certain side effects. Even if they cannot be seen at the time, there will be different side effects according to the different physical constitutions of each woman. The more injections are given, the greater the side effects may be.

Painless childbirth refers to the use of combined epidural anesthesia and intermittent administration of analgesics during labor, which can greatly relieve the pain caused by childbirth. However, painless childbirth does not mean that there is no pain during childbirth as the name suggests. Painless childbirth can only reduce the pain caused by childbirth as much as possible, but it is impossible for the patient to feel no pain at all. After the use of painless childbirth, the pain level can be reduced from the original nine to ten levels to about two to three levels. Most pregnant women can tolerate pain of two to three levels. Therefore, painless childbirth is very effective in clinical work and can greatly reduce the patient's pain sensation and avoid choosing a cesarean section due to pain.

The painless delivery is done with intravenous anesthesia, and this method has no major impact on the fetus. After delivery, you need to pay attention to making good arrangements for your work and rest, and do a good job of personal hygiene. You should not rush to have sex after delivery, and you need to go to the hospital for regular checkups. The baby also needs to be checked regularly, which is conducive to the healthy growth of the baby.