elimination) may be produced in any part of the body by direct suggestion. Your ability to produce

complete muscular relaxation is tremendously increased and the perineum can sometimes be

rendered completely insensitive during the second stage. Acute pain is most likely to be felt as the

head crowns, but hypnosis can greatly lessen its intensity and may sometimes succeed in removing

it altogether.

 

 

8. In these stages, hypnosis affords almost complete control over the rate of expulsion of the head and

shoulders. At this stage, the mother is inclined to continue pushing, even when told not to do so and

so the perineum is given no opportunity to stretch and can tear. However, the moment the

hypnotised mum is told to stop pushing she will obey implicitly and so allow her abdominal muscles

to relax completely leaving the contractions to do their own work, and when she is told to push, she

will do so most effectively. Perineal tears and episiotomy are therefore more likely to be avoided.

 

 

9. An episiotomy has a greater chance of being performed painlessly, under hypnosis (if a tear of the

perineum is required). Average blood loss with the mum-to-be employing self-hypnosis seems to be

markedly diminished also.

 

 

10. Post-operative recovery is usually both smooth and uneventful. Most women feel remarkably fit and

well after hypnotic delivery and show much less physical and mental exhaustion. The fact that they

can move their legs freely and exercise their muscles immediately following the birth greatly

diminishes the risk of any subsequent venous thrombosis.

 

 

11. Lactation can be stimulated and breast-feeding facilitated by direct suggestion under hypnosis. This

is hardly surprising as it is well-known that the physiological process of lactation can often be

seriously influenced by conscious and unconscious emotional disturbances.

 

 

there are many a ndvantage s of hypno-birthing to mom’s…

so…Lest’s chage the world!!!

 

 

Best Regard’s

Bidan Kita