There are studies that suggest that babies with any form of pharmacological
pain relief including and emphasising epidural pain relief cause delayed
time in the first breast feed and consequently reduced longevity of breast
feeding . Right now I can¹t site you to any references but they are
defini
December 12, 2006 10:34 PM
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http://www.blackwellroyalmarsdenmanual.com/sample/mars29.htm
The above link is a very in depth look at epidural drugs and their mode of
action.
Helen
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They are very well referenced, which is why I was surprised when she
challenged me on it as I knew Sarah uses lots of references (her articles
are on my site) - but if you read the bit about the drugs going into the
bloodstream there is
ebbie Slater
Perth, WA
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Hello,
Can anyone point me to a medical s
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Sarah's article's are so well referenced. One of the reference's included
is:
25) Fernando R, Bonello E et al. Placental and maternal plasma
conce
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Here are some useful sources for the risks of epidurals. Funny how women are
told to avoid alcohol and soft cheeses in pregnancy but encouraged to imbibe
powerful and dang
tes.edsite.com.au/Epidural.html
Medical Risks of Epidural Anesthesia During Childbirth
http://www.healing-arts.org/mehl-madrona/mmepidural.htm
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Hello,
Can anyone point me to a medical source or evidence which proves that
epidural anaesthesia enters the bloodstream? Someone in my forums has said
she has tried to find medical sources but can't find them anywhere.
Best Regards,
Kelly Zantey
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I read an older article on epidurals and c/s – see below
– they said that epidurals don’t lead to more c/s and referred to
the Cochrane database – would that be correct??? I thought it was the
other way around.
More help for pain relief births
By KARA PHILLIPS
31 October 2005
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Dear MM
As a midwife from the major hospital that you refer to, I am horrified at what you describe. I did not realise that debilitating events such as foot drop and epidural headaches were being ignored. The anaesthetic department of the said hospital prides itself on its superior pain manageme
Thanks Mary these are awesome.
Katrina
On 17/02/2005, at 12:18 AM, Mary Murphy wrote:
You wrote:"I was just wondering what complimentay therapies are out
there
for PND would love some more info on this"
The list of complementary therapies that can assist is quite long.
Each
individual s
>You wrote:"I was just wondering what complimentay therapies are out there
for PND would love some more info on this"
The list of complementary therapies that can assist is quite long. Each
individual seems to know what works for them. I personally would start with
Flower Remedies, be th
On 13/02/2005, at 9:06 PM, Mary Murphy wrote:
which was dealt with by complimentary medicine, no interest from the
hospital.
I was just wondering what complimentay therapies are out there for
PND would love some more info on this.
Thanks
Katrina
(on her way to night duty.. :-)
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thanks for the information
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Hi Sharon,
One of the problems with epidurals (especially those done year
Hi Sharon,
One of the problems with epidurals (especially those done years ago when
full blocks were popular) is that it is very easy to wrench the joints and
ligaments, especially if the woman is moved in any way while the epidural
is in place. Without the protection of the musculature, the joi
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Hi Sharon
An Osteopath told me that without prior knowledge she could tell if and
where someone had been given an epidural and in the long term time frame
you
a
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the reason im so interested is that 20 years ago I had one during my
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regards sharon
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You may also find the leaflets at
http://www.infochoice.org/ic/ic.nsf/icx/6?OpenDocu
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> Hi Sharon,
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> there is a great article with references titled
> 'Epidurals: real risks for mother and baby' by NZ
> trained GP Sarah Buckley on th
Hi Sharon,
there is a great article with references titled
'Epidurals: real risks for mother and baby' by NZ
trained GP Sarah Buckley on the birth international
website available at
www.acegraphics.com.au/articles/sarah02.html. Really
compelling stuff on longer term morbidity for women
and system
I can't help you with any references Sharon, but I have a question.
what happens to the data when things DO go wrong with an epidural? I have
two homebirth clients in the past couple of years who needed to be in hospital
for their births, (one for PE & one for APH) who had long term sequela
I was wondering is there anything to suggest
that epidurals administered during labour have long term effects on women. such
as backpain later in life I would be interested to find this out through
studies ect I have looked on the Cochrane data base but cant find anything to do
with this.
It would be very interesting to have some input from Sarah Buckley in
regard to the effect on the womans own hormones and whether induction
would be more successful if no "cold" epidural. MM
Hey listers,
I was wondering if I could get some clarification of the phrase 'Term PROM' is this not a contradiction.??? Premature Rupture of Membranes ? at Term
Or is the P (Premature) relating to prior to onset of contractions or active labour?? Thanking you in advance.
Rita
We do live in a 'fix it' culture. I think most women still do not believe
they can labour & birth without pharmacological help. Even 'well informed'
women who have attended the classes and read it all have probably mostly been
educated on how to behave 'in the system'. Midwives & obs need to
>>It would be nice for us if all
women were pro-active in determining their birth plan in advance in
collaboration with their primary care-giver, be it GP, Obstetrician , or
midwife, but sadly as we all know this is not the case with many women arriving
at hospital for their baby's birth wit
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From a different perspective, we have used a PCA
(Fentanyl) in labour when the mother has requested more painrelief than IM
Morphine and an epidural is contraindicated, eg this week- fetal death in
utero at 26 weeks, mothe
Hi Everyone,
Out of interest to you all I work in a large tertiary hospital where 2-4 inductions/day are booked, mainly due to post-dates ( Term + 10 -14/7 ), but also obstetric complications of maternal and fetal origin, and Term PROM. Both Prostins and ARM are used based on the Bishops score. A
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My Goodness!!! A PCA in labour, that's absolutely
appalling.
Sally
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My Goodness!!! A PCA in labour, that's absolutely
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Sally
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While on the subject of epidurals I re
While on the subject of epidurals I read an article recently about a study involving ewes which had epidurals during their labour. They wouldn't mother their young. A new term I learnt this year while doing a short contract in a private hospital was the "cold epidural" - the epidural you have
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I also feel it is significant that the problems were highest for the primip many of who may not have another baby or carry the negative experience into the subsequent pregnancy!
In this age of 1
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Hi alldoing the rounds of the journals tonight...found
this interesting snippet...Yours
Hi alldoing the rounds of the journals tonight...found this interesting snippet...
Yours in reforming midwifery
Tina Pettigrew.
B Mid Student ACU Melb
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BMidStudentCollective/
" As we trust the flowers to open to new life
- So we can trust birth"
Ha
Hi all
Before I left Perth in 2001 there was a trial going on at KEMH comparing
early epidural v continuous midwifery support in labour. Had some catchy
name which of course COMPLETELY evades me at the moment. Did the results
ever get published? A colleague in the UK was asking
Kirsten
still stuck
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