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09-Aug-2008, 20:39
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 Re: Epidural video Has anyone found this useful? I see its has 500+ views but no comments!
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09-Aug-2008, 22:49
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| Re: Epidural video Hi, I haven't started training but I was wondering how safe are epidurals? Always wondered this. I also wonder are the women informed about the safety before they are offered or request one. I've just been reading the post about breech births and the discussion of due to the flawed research that most breech births are automatic c/s. It would be interesting to know how safe an epidural is,to kind of compare ( I know they completely diff) why if one thing is deemed unsafe then another procedure is recommended then why not so much with epidurals. Just want to know from a safety aspect, or what is deemed safe. Am I making sense?
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