HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR SECOND STAGE OF LABOR

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The second stage of labor starts when the cervix is completely  open , at about 10 cm , and ends with birth of the baby. This stage usually lasts for about 45 minutes to two hours during a first labor and from 15 to 45 minutes in subsequent deliveries. The second stage is intense and during this time the contractions will become stronger , but may occur less frequently , occurring around every two to five minutes. At this point feel a sensation of fullness in vagina or bowel and have a strong urge to push. Many women find labor pains more bearable in the second stage since they can now actively work with the contractions and push their baby out. Other women find this a particularly hard part of labor because they start to feel exhaustion from the effort of prolonged pushing.
When to push
The baby will start to rotate his or her head and shoulders to enable these to descend through the pelvis to be born, and you  feel the urge to bear down and push as this is happening. Your doctor will help you focus and encourage you to push when you feel the urge, which will come naturally with a contraction. With each contraction , you will need to concentrate on pushing down deep into the pelvic area and bottom. It can help to put your chin on your chest and to bear down for as long as possible during a contraction , during which time you may need  to take several steady breaths. You may feel like grunting and making noises when bearing down , or you may prefer to breathe deeply and quietly, you should do whatever you find helpful and works best. You will need to work with your body’s instincts and adopt the position you find most comfortable and easy to give birth in. Pushing your baby out into the world takes a huge amount of effort and energy, but you have the ability and are very capable of doing this .
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES
The following Homoeopathic remedies are found to effective in the second stage of labor.

PULSATILLA 30--—Labour pains are slow , feeble and weak., spasmodic, ineffectual, irregular, changeable pains accompanied by smothering , desire for open air, fainting and breathlessness. It corrects mal position of the foetus by stimulating the action of the muscular wall of the womb.

CIMCIFUGA RACEMOSA 30- Spasmodic rigidity of os uteri. Continuous tearing , distressing pains, during which the uterus seems to ascend. Pain fly from side to side in abdomen and double her up.

CINNAMONUM-30-- Os is dilated and the placenta descends along the head of the feteus .very severe labour pain.

GELSEMIUM- 30--Cervix is soft and puffy, os is spasmodically contracted and is felt as a hard unyielding ring .cutting pain from uterus towards the back and then up wards, with every pain the face flushes. Lbour is associated with nervous chills

CAULOPHYLLUM -- Extraordinary rigidity of os. Spasmodic and severe pains fly in all directions. Shivering without progress , false pains. Revives labor pains and furthers progress of labor.

SECALE COR 30--Weak uterus. Prolonged bearing down and forcing pain in uterus. Pains are irregular and too weak, feeble distant or ceasing.


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