Local V's General Anaesthetic For Aspiraton At 9/10 Weeks Posted: 05-14-06 11:01am
I was considering having a medical
abortion but have now changed my mind and
am oting for a surgical one.
I have booked in for the local anaesthetic
as it is more within my price range (cost
is a problem for me as I am a student),
but I am worried about the pain of an
injection in my cervix.
If anybody has had the local anaesthetic I
would appreciate your opinions.
Thanks
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Carifairy
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Posted: 05-14-06 20:32pm
If you feel the injections, and some women
do not , they will feel a lot like a funny
cramping feeling. The actual abortion
procedure will feel like intense menstrual
cramps, but will only last a few minutes.
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Lostlady
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Posted: 05-14-06 20:53pm
Thanks carifairy, you've been a great help
to me over the last week.
Better help than most here, they're great
in their own way but end up upsetting me
by trying to be nice. They just dont get
what i'm going through.
Again, thanks.
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Carifairy
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Posted: 05-14-06 21:53pm
You are very welcome!
I like to give accurate information:)
i have heard a lot of great things about
bpas, I believe you will be in good hands.
I know you are getting local anesthesia,
but I think they may also offer some sort
of 'gas' as a pain relief option, like
perhaps nitrous oxide. Which would be
included in the price.. I am pretty
sure..Hey, anything extra for free you can
get, take it.. 800 mg of ibuprofen helps
too, they may give it to you there..
I am sorry some people have been less than
helpful. I realize that many people want
a baby and are ready to start a family,
but we are not. I only wish you had
abortion easily acessable for you.
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