Pocket-Warmed pain relief: a faster start for laboring moms?
NCT ID NCT02912078
Summary
This study tested a simple idea: does warming epidural pain medication in a doctor's pocket before giving it help the medicine work faster for women in labor? Researchers enrolled 139 women to compare the speed of pain relief between warmed and room-temperature medication. The goal was to find a safe, easy way to reduce the wait for pain control during childbirth without needing more complex procedures.
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, Ohio, 43210, United States
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