Epidural Lies Revealed

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • When they tell you that you Have to push on your back - that’s not what they mean.
    They might mean:
    🔥we prefer it
    🔥it’s the only way we learned
    🔥everybody else does it
    🔥I few more in control
    🔥I can visualize (🤔 but why?)
    🔥I just don’t like change
    🔥I don’t know how to help you
    🔥Another way might require more staff/help
    🔥Easier to continue continuous fetal monitoring
    🔥I’m not in the mood for discussion
    🔥It feels more convenient
    When you get the parent-to-be rule book in the mail, you’ll see! There’s not a single chapter in there that dictates the position with which your body should birth
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Комментарии • 19

  • @everydayinthebay3917
    @everydayinthebay3917 2 года назад +19

    My nurse wouldn’t let me do anything but back. I cried…

    • @katiewalburn4160
      @katiewalburn4160 Год назад

      I would tell her to get tf out and I’d do it on my own

    • @everydayinthebay3917
      @everydayinthebay3917 Год назад

      @@katiewalburn4160 it was my first time and i was scared. i did what i was told :(

    • @paulinadavoodian8313
      @paulinadavoodian8313 Год назад +5

      Nurses aren't the ones who make those decisions, your doctor is.

    • @everydayinthebay3917
      @everydayinthebay3917 Год назад +3

      @@paulinadavoodian8313 nope.

    • @paulinadavoodian8313
      @paulinadavoodian8313 Год назад +2

      @@everydayinthebay3917 I asked my out of network doctor this yesterday. He said people are ignorant for confusing nurses and doctors. Know your rights.

  • @sarahcaring4078
    @sarahcaring4078 3 года назад +7

    Me: eyeballing that peanut ball for my labor in a few months but also trying to check out the tongue tie revision results since that’s how I found this channel 👀

  • @jewel6214
    @jewel6214 9 месяцев назад +1

    Huge question.. I had a high risk pregnancy when I was going into labor they had me on all fours is this normal

  • @mahaalotaibi8352
    @mahaalotaibi8352 Год назад +1

    What's best position for less tearing ??

  • @RebeccaBancarz
    @RebeccaBancarz Год назад +1

    But how do you move around if you are numb from the waist down ? ( I’ve never birthed before )

    • @Lolee56
      @Lolee56 Год назад

      Ideally your nurses should be moving you around which they have to do anyway during your labor or else you won’t dilate and get pretty far if you’re just in one position for hours on end. Without an epidural you can move around to cope with your discomfort and pain and that usually helps baby sink lower into your pelvis and dilate and with an epidural you can’t move on your own but a nurse can help rotate you

  • @zeenatparween8356
    @zeenatparween8356 3 года назад

    Hiii you can help me my folopin tube tuble block doctor sages ivf but not money I am very poor

  • @tashinapickett5015
    @tashinapickett5015 2 года назад

    Now someone tells me.

  • @vaskylark
    @vaskylark 3 месяца назад +1

    I don't get this new trend of telling women labor on your back is bad. I see it everywhere and I feel women are being led astray. It's fine! But whatever....I was never trendy.

    • @carolinpurayidom4570
      @carolinpurayidom4570 Месяц назад

      It due to with what works best according to our anatomy and the way gravity can assist us not to mention women used to give birth upright not on their back until a king who wanted to see if the baby was truly the one that came out made his women to labour on their back

    • @vaskylark
      @vaskylark Месяц назад

      @@carolinpurayidom4570 Well, thanks for the explanation. As a woman who has given birth four times on her back I have to say that it was the only comfortable position, and it gave the doctor access in case something were to go wrong. Remember back then in the time you mentioned that it was very common for women to die during childbirth too, so maybe there is something to laying on the back during labor and modern times has it correct. No? Squatting in pools certainly doesn't seem smart. I watched one of those births on YT and the baby was blue and I suspect the Apgar score reflected that.