Painless Delivery and Hydro Birthing Doctor in Meerut

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kotpalmaternity@gmail.com, draratiprabhu@gmail.com
+91 9720555080, 9917102222, 9837088088
CP-4, Pallavpuram, Phase-2, Roorkee Road, Meerut-250110

Painless Delivery

Painless delivery refers to using an epidural injection administered by an anaesthesiologist to alleviate labour discomfort. It is administered once during active labour, defined as experiencing at least three contractions every 10 minutes. Injections are given in the lower back, and a plastic tube is put in to deliver medicines around the spinal cord.

Even though the epidural doesn't always completely remove the pain, it makes the lower body feel much better. Natural treatments like warm baths, massages, and exercises may relieve discomfort during early labour.

Experts say epidurals are safe for both the mother and the child and can help with tiredness and irritation. As with any medical intervention, it helps women relax and concentrate on labour, but it may also create undesirable side effects.

A pregnant woman is advised to prepare for normal delivery by increasing her stamina, practising labour exercises and breathing methods, and choosing a birth partner. You can effectively manage labour pain without an epidural with enough assistance.

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Painless delivery, also known as pain-free or epidural delivery, is a type of delivery in which pain relief medication is administered through an epidural catheter. The medication blocks nerve impulses from the lower spinal segments, which helps to reduce or eliminate the pain associated with labor and delivery. At Kotpal Hospital, Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team can provide painless delivery options for women who would like to reduce their discomfort during childbirth.

As with any medical procedure, there are risks associated with painless delivery. These risks can include a drop in blood pressure, headaches, nausea, and difficulty pushing during delivery. However, with proper monitoring and care from experienced healthcare providers such as Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team at Kotpal Hospital, these risks can be minimized.

While painless delivery is generally safe for most women, there are certain conditions that may prevent it. These conditions can include blood clotting disorders, infections, allergies to anesthesia, and some heart or lung conditions. It's important to speak with your healthcare provider, such as Dr. Arati Kotpal at Kotpal Hospital, to determine whether painless delivery is a safe option for you based on your individual health and medical history.

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Hydro Birthing

When you give birth while in water, either part of your labour or the whole thing is called a hydro birth. Each birthing suite at Kotpal Maternity Hospital has a deep, roomy tub. You can bring your partner or someone to help you into the tub if you want.

Waterbirth is best for low-risk women who don't expect any problems with their delivery. Since only low-risk patients are allowed, if Dr. Arati Kotpal permits you to give birth at Kotpal Maternity Hospital, you are certainly a good candidate for water birth. Of course, you should always talk to Dr. Arati Kotpal to understand your choices' full risks and realities.

In Meerut, women can give birth in water at the Kotpal Maternity Hospital. Some obstetricians on our team are known worldwide for their expertise in hydro births. We have special rooms for giving birth that is built to meet international safety standards. With this modern medical infrastructure, we can offer full benefits and reduce the need for medical help during a hydro birth. Our care team works with you to ensure you have a safe, private, and comfortable birth that you choose and are in charge of.

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Hydro birthing, also known as water birthing, is a method of delivering a baby in a warm water pool. The buoyancy of the water can help to reduce the pressure on the mother's body and may help to alleviate pain during labor. At Kotpal Hospital, Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team offer hydro birthing as an alternative option to traditional delivery methods.

While hydro birthing is generally considered safe for most women, there are certain risks that should be considered. These can include the risk of infection if the pool is not properly sanitized, the possibility of the baby inhaling water, and the potential for the umbilical cord to snap if the baby is lifted too quickly out of the water. However, with proper monitoring and care from experienced healthcare providers such as Dr. Arati Kotpal and her team at Kotpal Hospital, these risks can be minimized.

Hydro birthing may not be appropriate for every woman, as there are certain conditions that may prevent it. These can include a history of preterm labor, herpes simplex virus, bleeding disorders, or high blood pressure. It's important to speak with your healthcare provider, such as Dr. Arati Kotpal at Kotpal Hospital, to determine whether hydro birthing is a safe option for you based on your individual health and medical history.

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