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Home / Health / Karnataka Tackles C-Section Surge with Pain Relief

Karnataka Tackles C-Section Surge with Pain Relief

4 Jan

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Summary

  • Karnataka plans pain management options like epidurals in government hospitals.
  • Nearly 47% of institutional births in Karnataka are C-sections.
  • Initiative aims to reduce C-section risks and lower maternal mortality rates.
Karnataka Tackles C-Section Surge with Pain Relief

Karnataka's health department is set to introduce labour analgesia options, such as epidural injections and nitrous oxide, in government hospitals to address the state's high rate of C-sections, which currently stands at 47% of institutional births. This proactive measure aims to ease the fear of pain during childbirth, encouraging more women to opt for natural deliveries and consequently decrease the risks linked to surgical births and reduce maternal mortality.

A pilot study in Tumakuru highlighted the concerning prevalence of C-sections, prompting this statewide initiative. The government is focusing on providing pain relief options like epidurals and self-administered nitrous oxide, while also exploring other natural birthing methods. Additionally, information regarding the comparative immunity levels of babies born via C-section versus natural delivery will be added to consent forms.

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The department is training medical staff to support vaginal deliveries, even for women with prior C-sections, and plans to extend training to nurses and midwives. This comprehensive approach includes promoting healthy lifestyle choices during pregnancy and exploring birthing companion support, water births, music therapy, and aromatherapy in government facilities across the state.

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Karnataka is introducing pain management options to reduce its high C-section rate and encourage natural births.
Government hospitals in Karnataka will offer epidurals and nitrous oxide for labour pain management.
Nearly 47% of institutional births in Karnataka are C-sections.

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