thats exactly the same reason as the Ob stated up here, not once, but to many woman i saw him with. "The anaesthetist isn't always available or at work on certain days, so if you go into labour naturally you won't be guaranteed any pain relief BUT if we induce you on Monday when hes available and give you an epidural at the same time, you will get the pain relief and won't have to worry about going into labour when hes not on.
What the OB said to MANY woman.I was nearly sick.
Kirsten Darwin
..~~~start life with a midwife~~~
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re:cold epidurals
I just looked after a woman who had one (epidural) booked prior to induction - reason given was that "the anaesthetist will be in surgery and it's not convenient for him to come and give you an epidural when you'll need one" And the women are paying how much for this "service"?!?!? The mind boggles......... Hugs,Larissa FUSA 2nd yr student
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