Tag: pain relief
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4 Tips for a Natural Childbirth
Get Pregnant Fast Bringing a baby into the world is no small feat, as any mother will attest. My little one weighed in at 8 lbs 9 oz with a head that felt like a bowling ball. It’s truly remarkable that the human body is capable of such an event. I opted for natural childbirth…
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Having a Vaginal Birth
Get Pregnant Fast Are you planning for a vaginal birth? Here’s a casual look at what you can anticipate before, during, and after this experience. What is a vaginal birth? A vaginal delivery occurs when a person gives birth through the vagina, typically between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy. About two-thirds of women choose…
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Can Texting Alleviate Pain? A Surprising Study
Get Pregnant Fast We all have that friend who rolls their eyes at our smartphone habits, but a recent study has given me a new reason to defend my texting habits, especially before surgery. According to research published in the Pain Medicine journal, individuals who sent texts right before undergoing anesthesia required fewer painkillers post-surgery.…
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If Choosing an Epidural Is Wrong, I Don’t Want to Be Right
Get Pregnant Fast Pregnancy brings with it a myriad of decisions, but perhaps none is as contentious as the choice between natural childbirth and opting for an epidural. First and foremost, I have immense respect for those who choose natural childbirth. It’s akin to my admiration for extreme athletes who dive hundreds of feet without…
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A Brilliant Chocolatier Creates Chocolate for Period Pain Relief
Get Pregnant Fast In a delightful twist on the age-old craving for chocolate during menstruation, a talented chocolatier from Switzerland has crafted a unique chocolate designed to alleviate period pain. Meet Lucas Meyer, the mastermind behind this innovative treat called “Frauenmond,” or “women’s moon.” As a former pastry chef with a wealth of experience at…
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If Finding Pleasure During Labor Works for You, Go for It
Get Pregnant Fast When we think of labor, the last thing that comes to mind is often personal pleasure. However, one Australian doula, Emma Collins, reveals that she found relief through self-exploration during her six-hour labor, claiming it helped her manage pain and feel empowered. In a blog post that gained significant attention, Collins shared…