Anesthesia during labor

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Added: October 18, 2007 | Time 03:20 | Views: 2,216

Dr. Marty Vogt talks about the use of anesthesia during labor. He says women have two main options: general or regional anesthesia. Whether choosing natural childbirth or anesthesia, Dr. Vogt says it's important the mother feels comfortable with her decision.

Topics: High Risk Pregnancy, Pregnancy

Tags: anesthesia, baby, high risk, pregnancy

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eedrew says:1 year ago | Reply

I think it is up to the woman. Every woman has a different idea of how they want the childbirth to go. There is no right or wrong answer, just individual preferences.

namaste says:2 years ago | Reply

I think women have become to accustomed to drugs. I still believe in proper breathing and a natural birth.

bhuguley says:2 years ago | Reply

I don't think I want to be completely knocked out! I want to be able to understand what is happening around me. But I do like that you have options.

litlbit says:2 years ago | Reply

I'm with you - knock me out and tell me when it's over.

Healthnut26 says:2 years ago | Reply

I want to be completely asleep. I don't think I could handle just the regional anesthetic. I don't have a very high threshold for pain.

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