Avoiding Drugs During The Birthing Process!
Hollywood's baby boom continues, the latest: The singer Fergie.
She just gave birth to a baby boy.
This info may be to late for Fergie, but if you're pregnant and
almost due or even if you're planning on getting pregnant in the
future, this info is something you may want to hold onto.
The info is about Epidurals, you know the drug they give you
for an easier and (hopefully) pain-free birth.
Well, for those opposed to any type of drug, there's a natural remedy
to that long, arduous and painful labor session, what is it?
A hot bath. (About 98 degrees).
Yes, we know, a woman with a huge belly getting into a bath?
But listen up, according to British researchers, getting into a bath
during the first stage of your labor lessens the pain enough and reduces
the chances that you'll even need the Epidural.
Plus, the bath makes it less likely that'll you need medication to speed
up the contractions.
Important tip: The magazine we took this info from--only mentioned
baths, it didn't say anything about hot tubs.
To be on the safe side...stick with baths!
That's it- and again, a very pregnant women in a bathtub may
seem out-of-the ordinary and risky , but talk to your Dr. Ob/Gyn
and your loved ones about it.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Hollywood's baby boom continues, the latest: The singer Fergie.
She just gave birth to a baby boy.
This info may be to late for Fergie, but if you're pregnant and
almost due or even if you're planning on getting pregnant in the
future, this info is something you may want to hold onto.
The info is about Epidurals, you know the drug they give you
for an easier and (hopefully) pain-free birth.
Well, for those opposed to any type of drug, there's a natural remedy
to that long, arduous and painful labor session, what is it?
A hot bath. (About 98 degrees).
Yes, we know, a woman with a huge belly getting into a bath?
But listen up, according to British researchers, getting into a bath
during the first stage of your labor lessens the pain enough and reduces
the chances that you'll even need the Epidural.
Plus, the bath makes it less likely that'll you need medication to speed
up the contractions.
Important tip: The magazine we took this info from--only mentioned
baths, it didn't say anything about hot tubs.
To be on the safe side...stick with baths!
That's it- and again, a very pregnant women in a bathtub may
seem out-of-the ordinary and risky , but talk to your Dr. Ob/Gyn
and your loved ones about it.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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