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About this study. The purpose of this study is to determine if there is a difference in opioid requirements at 0-48 hours after scheduled cesarean delivery ...
If your surgeon had to make a deep incision in your uterine wall, the doctor who manages your subsequent pregnancy may recommend cesarean delivery (C-section) ...
Some women with an epidural can't walk during labor. Spinal block. A spinal block is typically used to block pain during a C-section. However, a spinal block ...
It also might involve dealing with vaginal tears or a C-section wound. You may have sore breasts, leaking milk, bloody discharge from the vagina, and hair loss ...
... birth or as soon as you feel ready. If you had a C-section, extensive vaginal repair or a complicated birth, talk to your health care provider about when to ...
... birth. It may raise the risk of requiring a C-section. A larger baby is more likely to get a shoulder stuck behind your pelvic bone during delivery ...
Morphine epidural injection is used to relieve pain following a major surgery. It is given right before a surgery or during a cesarean section delivery right ...
You might change your mind about pain medicines. Or you might find that you need a C-section. No matter what happens during labor and delivery, your health and ...
Birth control and birth spacing. Baby care and feeding. When you can start ... C-section recovery · Eating the placenta · Exercise after pregnancy · Kegel ...
C-section recovery · Episiotomy · Exercise after pregnancy · Fetal presentation before birth · High-risk pregnancy · Home birth · Inducing labor · Kegel ...
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