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Early stages of labour. ( pain killers)

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debbie1412 · 08/10/2012 19:43

Hey just a quick 1, 37 weeks dc2 would like to last slightly longer at home before going hosp. What's the strongest pain killers I can buy/take for at home.
Thanks ladies x

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whatsoever · 09/10/2012 07:45

Isn't it just paracetamol unless the labour ward advises otherwise?

My SIL went in & got sent home for not being 4cm yet & was given co-codamol but not sure if that would apply to everyone?

AliceHurled · 09/10/2012 07:57

Tens machine?

debbie1412 · 09/10/2012 15:04

I wasn't sure if I could take co codamol of my own accord as long as informed them when I took it when we got admitted. Just paracetamol didn't real do anything with dc1.

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hmmmum · 12/10/2012 11:20

you should definitely get or rent a Tens machine. It saved my life in the early stages at labour at home.

debbie1412 · 12/10/2012 11:47

Not tried tens, I've heard such mixed reviews, suppose for how cheap they are to rent it doesn't hurt to grab one .

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