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Information About Epidural Anesthesia Epidurals, whether you love or loathe them, are a very necessary part of modern anesthesia. These days, epidural anesthesia is used for many procedures including hip replacements, hernia operations and orthopedic procedures on the lower limbs. Epidural injections are used for relief of chronic back pain. Epidurals are very well known for pain relief during labor and childbirth. There are pros and cons regarding the use of epidural anesthesia for child birth which are presented in "Pros and Cons of Epidurals". You will also find a collection of medical journals, websites, webpages and anything else that is relevant to epidural anesthesia, particularly epidural headaches.
Severe complications can develop due to the general risks associated with the epidural procedure and sometimes can be attributed to negligence. If you believe your complications were caused due to medical negligence, it is best you contact an attorney or lawyer who is competent in this area - further information on malpractice and litigation is available within this site. My interest in epidural anesthesia started after having had a very painful complication called an epidural headache which began more than 3 weeks after (extremely rare late onset) child birth and lasted for 3 months before it was fixed with a "blood patch". Please read my story read a personal story - Epidural Headache With A Late Onset - Delayed CSF LeakThis site is in the gradual process of being rebuilt and in the coming weeks, you will find very informative, unbiased and unusual epidural related information and links. We are compiling a list of epidural stories, both child birth related, or not. We would love you to share your story with us, good, or bad, whether to do with epidural anesthsesia for child birth or other surgery , epidural headaches, child birth complications relating to epidurals, epidural injections for pain relief, ANYTHING related to epidurals - if you are a medical professional and have any unusual stories to tell, we would love to hear from you too!! Do you know of anyone else who has had a late onset dural puncture headache (ie. past 7 days from the time of epidural or lumbar puncture) - these stories could be very helpful for others who don't fit into the usual "box"! Your personal details will always be kept private unless you request otherwise. Please send your story to mystory@epidural.net . Sponsored Links
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