Episiotomy
Episiotomy is a procedure where the skin between the vagina and the anus (the perineum) is cut. It is done occasionally to enlarge the vaginal opening so that a baby can be more easily delivered... More »
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There are also different types of episiotomy. The midline is the most common in the USA (it extends directly towards the anus), and the mediolateral is a diagonal cut toward either side to prevent tearing into the rectum. ... The following have been reported as side effects of the episiotomy:
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What are some circumstances that would require an episiotomy? ... An episiotomy may be needed for any one or more of the following reasons: ... The following are potential side effects of an episiotomy:
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Unfortunately, as millions of women will attest, there is a significant number of serious side effects from episiotomies. Some post-delivery problems that are more severe and more commonly observed in women who have undergone episiotomy include increased bruising, infection, swelling, incontinence, and bleeding.
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A routine episiotomy cuts through skin, vagina mucosa, and three layers of muscle in an otherwise sensitive area. The side effects include pain, bleeding, a breakdown of stitches, and delayed healing.
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Read all symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, doctors, hospitals, community, health articles, forum discussions about episiotomy side effects ... Articles related to Episiotomy side effects...
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Research and information on pregnancy and childbirth pain management, including epidural anesthesia benefits and risks ... Labor Side Effects ... · Talk to your care provider about their philosophy towards episiotomies. Find out when they are most likely to cut an episiotomy and how often this happens in their practice.
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Please follow the links to find out what causes the risk or side effect, how often it happens, and what you can do about it. ... Labor Side Effects ... Increased likelihood of needing an episiotomy...
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It was previously thought that making a surgical incision was preferable to the possibility of a natural tear during delivery, and the practice became widely employed by the 1940s with the rational being that subsequent stitching would be easier, as well as avoiding side effects like pelvic floor dysfunctions.
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Reported Side Effects of Epidural Anesthesia ; Compiled by Vicki Elson, CCE ... While some of the following effects are rare and others are common, it is important for every mother to be aware of these risks, to explore the many natural forms ... Increased likelihood of operative (i.e. forceps, episiotomy, cesarean) delivery...
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