Pain Relief in Labour
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Pain Relief in Labour
Produced by
Mark-it Television in association with
The Royal College of Midwives
Introduction
As your pregnancy progresses and the birth of your baby approaches you will probably have given some thought to how you will experience labour and in particular the pain associated with it.
If this is your first baby you won’t know how you will react to labour until you are actually experiencing it and whilst a few women require no pain relief the majority will require some help.
It is therefore worth spending some time
considering the options open to you whilst at the same time keeping an open mind.
Your choice of pain relief may also be
influenced by other important decisions that you will be making. For example, although a range of options will be available to you if you are having a home birth an epidural will not as this is only available in hospital. Your midwife is the best person to discuss your choices with. She can discuss the different ways of relieving pain and also tell you what options are available at your local hospital or birth unit.
App includes:
Thirteen video chapters
Image gallery
Produced by
Mark-it Television in association with
The Royal College of Midwives
Introduction
As your pregnancy progresses and the birth of your baby approaches you will probably have given some thought to how you will experience labour and in particular the pain associated with it.
If this is your first baby you won’t know how you will react to labour until you are actually experiencing it and whilst a few women require no pain relief the majority will require some help.
It is therefore worth spending some time
considering the options open to you whilst at the same time keeping an open mind.
Your choice of pain relief may also be
influenced by other important decisions that you will be making. For example, although a range of options will be available to you if you are having a home birth an epidural will not as this is only available in hospital. Your midwife is the best person to discuss your choices with. She can discuss the different ways of relieving pain and also tell you what options are available at your local hospital or birth unit.
App includes:
Thirteen video chapters
Image gallery
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 207.43 MB of space to download and install Pain Relief in Labour app. Pain Relief in Labour was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $4.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of R Copeland at http://www.markittelevision.com.
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