Pain relief

[Littlemiss]

Hi,

I know I am a bit ahead of myself here, but just wondering if anyone used the gas as pain relief in labour? Does it irritate our lungs?

I'm asking b/c my biggest concern with labour is having trouble with breathing/asthma. I don't use HTS b/c I get too inflamed by it, so not sure what effect gas might have.

AJ

 

[Littlemiss]

Hi,

I know I am a bit ahead of myself here, but just wondering if anyone used the gas as pain relief in labour? Does it irritate our lungs?

I'm asking b/c my biggest concern with labour is having trouble with breathing/asthma. I don't use HTS b/c I get too inflamed by it, so not sure what effect gas might have.

AJ

 

[Littlemiss]

Hi,

I know I am a bit ahead of myself here, but just wondering if anyone used the gas as pain relief in labour? Does it irritate our lungs?

I'm asking b/c my biggest concern with labour is having trouble with breathing/asthma. I don't use HTS b/c I get too inflamed by it, so not sure what effect gas might have.

AJ

 

[Littlemiss]

Hi,

I know I am a bit ahead of myself here, but just wondering if anyone used the gas as pain relief in labour? Does it irritate our lungs?

I'm asking b/c my biggest concern with labour is having trouble with breathing/asthma. I don't use HTS b/c I get too inflamed by it, so not sure what effect gas might have.

AJ

 

[Littlemiss]

Hi,
<br />
<br />I know I am a bit ahead of myself here, but just wondering if anyone used the gas as pain relief in labour? Does it irritate our lungs?
<br />
<br />I'm asking b/c my biggest concern with labour is having trouble with breathing/asthma. I don't use HTS b/c I get too inflamed by it, so not sure what effect gas might have.
<br />
<br />AJ

 

[Asexyblond23]

I have never heard of anyone using gas as a pain relief. This was not anything that was ever mentioned by my ob either. Could it be that in the US maybe we dont use that?

 

[Asexyblond23]

I have never heard of anyone using gas as a pain relief. This was not anything that was ever mentioned by my ob either. Could it be that in the US maybe we dont use that?

 

[Asexyblond23]

I have never heard of anyone using gas as a pain relief. This was not anything that was ever mentioned by my ob either. Could it be that in the US maybe we dont use that?

 

[Asexyblond23]

I have never heard of anyone using gas as a pain relief. This was not anything that was ever mentioned by my ob either. Could it be that in the US maybe we dont use that?

 

[Asexyblond23]

I have never heard of anyone using gas as a pain relief. This was not anything that was ever mentioned by my ob either. Could it be that in the US maybe we dont use that?

 

[mamaScarlett]

I have never heard of using that during labor-I'd think the risk of it irritating lungs during labor-with or without Cf-wouldn't be something a doctor would want to take. Not to mention they make you loopy and can knock you out. I'd think epidural would be the preferred pain management.

 

[mamaScarlett]

I have never heard of using that during labor-I'd think the risk of it irritating lungs during labor-with or without Cf-wouldn't be something a doctor would want to take. Not to mention they make you loopy and can knock you out. I'd think epidural would be the preferred pain management.

 

[mamaScarlett]

I have never heard of using that during labor-I'd think the risk of it irritating lungs during labor-with or without Cf-wouldn't be something a doctor would want to take. Not to mention they make you loopy and can knock you out. I'd think epidural would be the preferred pain management.

 

[mamaScarlett]

I have never heard of using that during labor-I'd think the risk of it irritating lungs during labor-with or without Cf-wouldn't be something a doctor would want to take. Not to mention they make you loopy and can knock you out. I'd think epidural would be the preferred pain management.

 

[mamaScarlett]

I have never heard of using that during labor-I'd think the risk of it irritating lungs during labor-with or without Cf-wouldn't be something a doctor would want to take. Not to mention they make you loopy and can knock you out. I'd think epidural would be the preferred pain management.

 

[crystalina0814]

I had an epidural and it worked wonders for me! I don't have first hand experience...but I would steer clear of anything inhaled.

 

[crystalina0814]

I had an epidural and it worked wonders for me! I don't have first hand experience...but I would steer clear of anything inhaled.

 

[crystalina0814]

I had an epidural and it worked wonders for me! I don't have first hand experience...but I would steer clear of anything inhaled.

 

[crystalina0814]

I had an epidural and it worked wonders for me! I don't have first hand experience...but I would steer clear of anything inhaled.

 

[crystalina0814]

I had an epidural and it worked wonders for me! I don't have first hand experience...but I would steer clear of anything inhaled.