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During Labor is there any other type of pain relief besides an epidural?

Posted By on December 27, 2011

I am allergic to codiene and the epidural so is there any other type of pain relief i can get during labor?
With my first child i was in labor for 16 hours!! I am only 13 weeks pregnant with my second and just want to be prepared this time if the pain gets to be too much!

Chosen Answer:

Sure you can try the gas, but it can make you spin out and a little dizzy but it is short lasting so you will feel normal again within minutes. Also you can either have pethidine or morphine, i’m not sure if they contain codeine so you might have to check on that. But those are the 3 most common pain relievers apart from an epidural to use during labour and delivery. Hope this helped..
by: rachael o
on: 20th March 09


Comments

7 Responses to “During Labor is there any other type of pain relief besides an epidural?”

  1. green tree says:

    they also do a spinal.
    Have you looked into a water birth? or hiring a doula to help you cope? These options can really reduce your desire for pain meds.

  2. tilly2337 says:

    No… well they can prolly give you some extra strength Tylenol but its not going to really help… the epidural pretty much just numbs your lower half… Its the way to go

  3. rachael o says:

    Sure you can try the gas, but it can make you spin out and a little dizzy but it is short lasting so you will feel normal again within minutes. Also you can either have pethidine or morphine, i’m not sure if they contain codeine so you might have to check on that. But those are the 3 most common pain relievers apart from an epidural to use during labour and delivery. Hope this helped..

  4. Gemz says:

    pethedine, gas and air, tens machines

  5. 30 weeks pregnant with baby #2 says:

    Gas and air very effective but it depends on your pain barrier.

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtjdUs2B4W8IunxKZrdQqDfsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090319172148AAM6jCn

  6. pygmalin says:

    Oh yuck..they have many types of pain relief, my advice is talk to your doc about your unique situation…there is the option of a spinal…but there are other meds out there that are not codine based, that might be effective for you. GOOD LUCK

  7. Gemma M says:

    pethidine and entinox, they do a fairly ok job.