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What really happens if you feel pain during a C-section?
In this episode of Gyno Info: Frank Talk with Dr. Burki, I answer a listener’s question about a traumatic emergency C-section complicated by preeclampsia, where the epidural didn’t provide adequate pain control and general anesthesia was required.
I explain:
• What preeclampsia is and why delivery is the cure
• How epidurals and spinal anesthesia work during C-sections
• Why epidurals don’t usually “fail” mid-surgery
• How emergency timing changes anesthesia decisions
• Why partners may be asked to leave the OR
• What likely happened in this case
If you’ve experienced birth trauma or have concerns about C-section anesthesia, this episode will help you understand what may have happened — and why.
My goal is always education without fear.
Subscribe for more honest conversations about women’s health.
You can write to us at [email protected]
And follow us on Instagram @gynoinfo
By Pride House MediaWhat really happens if you feel pain during a C-section?
In this episode of Gyno Info: Frank Talk with Dr. Burki, I answer a listener’s question about a traumatic emergency C-section complicated by preeclampsia, where the epidural didn’t provide adequate pain control and general anesthesia was required.
I explain:
• What preeclampsia is and why delivery is the cure
• How epidurals and spinal anesthesia work during C-sections
• Why epidurals don’t usually “fail” mid-surgery
• How emergency timing changes anesthesia decisions
• Why partners may be asked to leave the OR
• What likely happened in this case
If you’ve experienced birth trauma or have concerns about C-section anesthesia, this episode will help you understand what may have happened — and why.
My goal is always education without fear.
Subscribe for more honest conversations about women’s health.
You can write to us at [email protected]
And follow us on Instagram @gynoinfo