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With epidural will i still feel my baby slide out when i give birth? i'm really looking forward to feeling my baby come out as i deliver, but afraid due to small pelvis i will have c-section. i want to hopefully endure all i can.
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Labot epidural: Hello~ whether or not you feel anything at the time of the birth will depend upon the type of medication used in your epidural and on whether it has been dosed recently. Often when women are close to delivery the epidural is allowed to "wear off" a little so that the woman has some ability to push the baby out. This is especially true if it is your first baby.
Answered 4/7/2020
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