I'll be 23 weeks on friday so i'm far from
labor but I was watching a babys story ( I
think thats what its called) and the lady
on there was screaming her head off when
she was pushing. Is all that really
necissary? I mean...I know it hurts but
do most women really scream like that?
She even had the epi. Anyways...Just
thought i'd ask.
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BrianBaby
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Joined: 19 Jan 2005 Posts: 1383
Posted: 02-23-05 13:00pm
I heard somewhere that screaming really
loud actually just makes it harder to
push, because your letting all your air
out....Make sence to me!! I can't talk
though untill I go through it myself!!!
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l2at24
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Joined: 06 Nov 2004 Posts: 1509
Posted: 02-23-05 13:04pm
I didn't scream with either of my babies,
and I didn't get the epi. But while I
was in labor, I did hear other women
screaming. I guess you just can't help
how you act, but I will say it was almost
annoying. It kind of reminded me of how
little kids act. I believe it can be
controlled.
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l2at24
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Nov 2004 Posts: 1509
Posted: 02-23-05 13:08pm
brianbaby
wrote:
i heard somewhere that
screaming really loud actually just makes
it harder to push, because your letting
all your air out....Make sence to me!! I
can't talk though untill I go through it
myself!!!
very true too. You should be holding
your breath while you're pushing, b/c you
need all the energy focused on that. But
women also scream while they are just
laboring. It is painful, but idk, I
don't think I ever had the urge to scream.
I moaned a lot, lol.
Ooooooowwwwwwwwww....
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jessamyn
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Joined: 18 Aug 2004 Posts: 4101 Location: San Diego, CA
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Posted: 02-23-05 17:13pm
Okay *paranoid jessamyn* goes to l&d
all the time and woman are in labor the
whole time while i'm there and I nevvver
hear anyone screaming and like I always
ask the l&d docs and they are like
only over reactive woman do it like as if
they have a need to or woman who go
without drugs
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