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noe,
not true tat wif epi, it's painless. somehow even though i was on epi, when my gynae was stitching up my episiotomy wound, i could feel e needle poking at TAT area n e the pulling of e thread. i let out a painful squeal n my gynae quickly gave me some local anathesia (i dunno how 2 spell it correctly).
so tis time round, i specifically told my gynae tat 2 give me a few LA jabs at TAT area when he's cutting or stitching me up.
i did hear tat once u hit >7cm dilation, they wont give u epi anymore. waste of $$ n no point! so for me, once i see any signs of labour, i'll head straight 2 hospital. definitely dun 1 2 b in a situation when i'm >6-7cm dilated n cant use epi. i sure peng sanz fr e contraction pains b4 i even pop.<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>
Really
Kelly! Ouch! Ouch!
Could it be that the dosage was wearing out nearing the point of stitches?
I delivered mine 2 boys 2 hours later after the administration of Epidural.
Perhaps that's why it was still painless for me.
However, I could still feel the tugging of the needle & thread. It felt numb that's all.
Wah ha ha ... Yes yes. That's what my gynae said too.
It will be a waste of $ to use Epidural once we are already 7cm dilated.
I will still go for Epidural this time round too.