Certainly the more we can do to make this process enjoyable and safe, the more we do to further the science of medicine and also ensure that you have the experience of a lifetime. The modern mother wants to have pain relief and wants to be in touch with herself, her environment and, most of all her baby. We want to provide overall protection for you and your baby, while we ensure that you don't feel any pain. The modern theory of pain management in labour and delivery points out that pain should and must be relieved effectively, as persistent pain and its stress generate harmful effects for the mother and possibly the fetus. Pain is the single most predominant sentinel of the beginning of labour.
Various methods are available for the relief of childbirth pain.
It is a very time consuming and relatively ineffective method of pain relief. Simple methods of pharmacological analgesia i.e.pain killers Inhalational analgesia. The pharmacological and inhalational analgesic methods make the mother more sleepy, tired and drowsy but may not provide complete pain relief. The best and time-tested form of pain relief in labour is epidural analgesia, in which the mother is in touch with her environment throughout the process of labour. In the past, obstetric anaesthesia was largely driven by the basics of history and the thought that labour pain must be experienced as it provides more bondage between the mother and the newborn.