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The #epidural hashtag showcases personal experiences, childbirth stories, pain relief methods, medical insights, supportive communities, informative videos, maternity tips, birth preparation, empowering women, and real-life testimonials related to epidurals.
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10/10 recommend getting the epidural #laboranddelivery #epidural
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When I was pregnat I had no idea what to expect when delivering. I wish I had someone to walk me through how long labor could potentially be, the interventions that are used, and what my options were. So I decided to document and share my entire birthing experience from start to finish in hopes that it can be helpful to others! I begin recording as my first serious contractions took place. I had been experiencing Braxton Hicks for several weeks at this point, but on this day the contractions were different. They were more frequent and progressively getting stronger. Once I realized they were happening every 3 to 5 minutes, I decided it was time to go to the hospital. Given this was my 6th kid I knew things could go more quickly than ever before. They say you know it’s time to leave for the hospital when your contractions are happening at least every 5 minutes, last for one minute each, and have been happening consistently for 1 hour. It’s called the 5-1-1 rule. I birth big babies, I am talking over 10 lbs, and never once was a c-section mentioned to me just because of their size. I chose to get an epidural as soon as possible due to what happened at my last birth. With baby number 5 I tried to go unmedicated. Unfortunately I didn’t make it. I was close, but I knew I would lack the strength to push if I continued to suffer and fight the pain. I have actually enjoyed my epidural births! They allowed me to relax and be more present for the experience. Being able to relax is key too. Each time I tried to birth unmedicated labor wouldn’t progress. So for this time around I decided to not fight it and just get the epidural as soon as it was available. Please note, this is just my personal experience. Everyone is going to have a different birth story 🤗❤️ If you’re new here, hello, and thanks for reading this far! My name is Chrissy Horton and I am you big sis through pregnancy and motherhood where I like to keep it real yet encouraging! ❤️ #birthvlog #pregnancy #hospitalbirth #birthstory #epidural #naturalbirth
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Fun fact: it took me two years to feel completely comfortable with doing cervical exams. I learned nurses in NYC don’t do them in most hospitals! If you are a NYC nurse can you confirm this?! #newnurse #studentnurse #laboranddelivery #labornurse #midwife #midwiferyschool #midwifery #cnm #ob #cervix #dilation #epidural #nursehumor
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The progression of birth is such a beautiful phenomenon. Especially when a woman decides to go into it with no intention of an epidural. #birthstory #fertility #ttc #firsttimemom #ivf #epidural #naturalbirth #unmedicatedbirth
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medicated births are beautiful and you are not alone, @emmamaati_ #induction #electiveinduction #pregnancy #epidural #pitocin fact sheet made with @Shannon Clark, MD, FACOG ❤️
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So glad we cleared that up!!🤣🤲🏽🫶🏽 #c#childbirthe#epiduralp#pregnancyjourneyf#firsttimemomp#pregnancyc#chitchat2#25weekspregnant
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POV: when the epidural spasms hit 💀 #pregancy #postpartum #postpartumjourney #fyp #epidural #epiduraltiktok #mcallen #weslaco #MomsofTikTok
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