Evaluate and Outcome Safety of Epidural Analgesia in Surgical Practice for Labour Pain: Study on Tertiary Hospital in Bangladesh

Autor: Dr. Mohammad Ali Chowdhury, Dr. A. K. M. Tanvirul Haque, Dr. Md. Abul Ehsan, Dr. Mithun Mahbub Khan, Dr. Jannatul Fardous, Dr. Abu Sayeed Al Mamun, Dr. Md. Ashraful Alam
Rok vydání: 2021
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Zdroj: Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences. 9:1574-1580
ISSN: 2320-6691
2347-954X
DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2021.v09i10.017
Popis: Background: It is possible to use epidural analgesia as a standard and efficient, reducing labor pain. Nevertheless, it might interfere with the body's natural process of giving birth. We wanted to see how labor went on behalf of female epidural analgesic patients that worked well in labor time, delivery method, and baby's health. Methods: This quasi-experimental study was conducted in the Department of Anaesthesia, Rajshahi Medical College Hospital, and Tertiary Hospital in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. From June 2018 to December 2020. We used a non-probability handy sampling approach to pick one hundred pregnant ladies. It was more convenient to split the participants into two groups of 50 each. The study included women of any time between conception and delivery at 37-41 weeks of pregnancy as a potential data source. This study examined the impact on labor progress, delivery method, and Apgar ratings of newborns using epidural analgesia in group B and non-epidural in group A in the lumber area. The second stage was normal for 77 Among individuals who underwent treatment. However, the second stage was extended for 23. Result: The epidural group consisted of 18 patients (36%), whereas the non-epidural group had 5 patients (10%). 4 patients (8%) experienced intrapartum problems in terms of epidural anesthesia, whereas the non-epidural group did not. In all, 65 Mothers gave birth to their children naturally by vaginal delivery, while 35 women gave birth using artificial means. The epidural group consisted of 29 patients (58%), while the non-epidural group had just 6 individuals (12%). Both groups of newborns had the Apgar test results: 8/10 (74.3%) and 9/10 (24.8%) at five minutes, and none of the babies in either group required bag or mask resuscitation. The average Apgar score for both groups was 8/10 (74.3%) and 9/10 (24.8%). Conclusion: Epidural analgesia improves an instrument's rate of delivery while prolonging the stages of childbirth. Epidural analgesia has minimal..
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