Association between epidural analgesia and indications for intrapartum caesarean delivery in group 1 of the 10-group classification system at a tertiary maternity hospital, Shanghai, China: a…

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@BowtiedMama @nienna121 There are also studies showing it makes no difference and others saying it reduces the chance for c-section. Maybe we should just let the pregnant person decide, based on their lifetime in their body, what’s right for them? https

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Association between epidural analgesia and indications for intrapartum caesarean delivery in group 1 of the 10-group classification system at a tertiary maternity hospital, Shanghai, China: a retrospective cohort study https://t.co/UUgYixW6bD

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