mine was perfect! the guy who did mine did it perfectly to where I was numb enough to not feel the contractions add bad but could still feel my legs just enough to help me push! and i haven't had any back pain whatsoever
for me it hurt pretty bad to get, but it was over quick. it was wonderful having because I was able to progress in my labor and sleep during most of it until it was time to push. which i could feel him crowing and i could feel when i needed to push. however i did have some complications afterwards which trust me is nit common so i was told. but after i gave birth my lower right leg and foot were still numb and i couldn't walk by myself which i was told was caused by being on it for so long and the strength of it. it got a little better and i was able to leave the hospital after three days. however i still have trouble with it. it still feels tingly and i can't bend my foot up from the ankle and i have a slight limp. which i will be talking to my midwife about at my pp visit. but it is not common for this to happen. and i can still get and epidural in the future.
Jackee·
Многодетная мама (6 детей)
The epidural so worth it! you forget all about that needle when your contractions become unbearable....js lol
Jackee·
Многодетная мама (6 детей)
....honestly I didn't feel anything but a little bit of pressure in the location during the administration of it.
Isha Lena Broadway·
Мама дочки-младенца
mine was perfect! the guy who did mine did it perfectly to where I was numb enough to not feel the contractions add bad but could still feel my legs just enough to help me push! and i haven't had any back pain whatsoever
Kristen·
I didnt feel mine either. just a small bit of pressure, nothing horrible. ill take that little bit of pressure over contractions anytime. :)
Andrea·
Мама двоих (младенец)
top 10 on best things that ever happened to me
Andrea·
Мама двоих (младенец)
really tho, after I got it i took a nap until it was time to push
Bea·
Мама четверых детей
for me it hurt pretty bad to get, but it was over quick. it was wonderful having because I was able to progress in my labor and sleep during most of it until it was time to push. which i could feel him crowing and i could feel when i needed to push. however i did have some complications afterwards which trust me is nit common so i was told. but after i gave birth my lower right leg and foot were still numb and i couldn't walk by myself which i was told was caused by being on it for so long and the strength of it. it got a little better and i was able to leave the hospital after three days. however i still have trouble with it. it still feels tingly and i can't bend my foot up from the ankle and i have a slight limp. which i will be talking to my midwife about at my pp visit. but it is not common for this to happen. and i can still get and epidural in the future.