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💉 Getting an epidural? Here’s what you need to know When they start your epidural, it works like a dimmer switch—not a light switch. That means the pain goes away slowly, not all at once. Once it’s in, the medicine comes through a pump, like an IV. You can’t walk, so you’ll need help moving and changing positions. That’s why nurses use things like a peanut ball to keep your pelvis open. And yes—you CAN still push in different positions (not just on your back!). Comment “#labor” and I’ll send yo

Post-epidural glow? More like a steroid flush. 🥵 Taking it easy today and staying hydrated. Any tips on how to handle these things? #fblifestyle #recovery | Majella Spang