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The experience of pain during labor is the result of complex processing of multiple physiologic and psychosocial factors on a woman's individual interpretation of nociceptive labor stimuli. The nature of labor pain, particularly its physiologic and psychologic influences, is reviewed in the context of a multidimensional framework of the pain ...
You will learn different ways to deal with pain during labor, such as walking, changing positions, taking showers or warm baths, and using breathing exercises, hypnosis, relaxation, and massage ...
While silent labor is characterized by a lack of typical labor symptoms or an absence of noticeable pain and contractions, there are likely other sensations that a woman feels. Since silent labor varies from woman to woman, the experience may be subjective. Some women may experience mild discomfort or sensations that are easily mistaken for ...
5 de dez. de 2009 · Fear of labor pain is one of the most important reasons that make women go for cesarean section. In a study on reasons for tendency to the cesarean section in Iran, fear of the labor pain was reported as 37.2%. 4. The pain tolerance is the individual’s endurance and the acceptance of the pain in a specified range.
Labor pain is among the most severe types of physical pain that women may experience during their lifetime. Thus, pain relief is an essential part of medical care during childbirth. Epidural analgesia is considered to be the most efficient method of pain relief during labor. Nevertheless, patient preferences, contraindications, limited availability, and technical failure may require the use of ...
Regional anesthesia. Regional anesthesia is the most common and effective pain relief during labor. It greatly reduces or eliminates any pain you feel below your waist. It can also be used if a C-section becomes necessary. There are three types of regional anesthesia: spinal, epidural and combined spinal/epidural.
Visceral pain. Visceral labour pain occurs during the early first stage and the second stage of childbirth. With each uterine contraction, pressure is transmitted to the cervix causing stretching and distension and activating excitatory nocioceptive afferents. These afferents innervate the endocervix and lower segment from T10 – L1.
