Epidural Delivery

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Epidural Delivery

Asked for Female, 29 Years

Hello Doctors, I want to know how much epidural is safe to take for painless delivery? I have read many articles and forums and there are mix responses so I am getting confused. Ppl are saying it causes prolonged back pain after delivery and can damage spine too. Please enlighten me.

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Dr. Nidhi Sharma

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 19 yrs exp Chennai

It is safe dear at a good centre

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Dr. Bijeta Singh Gynecologist 9 yrs exp Ranchi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Bijeta Singh

Gynecologist 9 yrs exp Ranchi

It is safe to go for epidural analgesia, strictly under the supervision of your obstetrician & anaesthetist