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Re: epidural and foodFrom: Andrew Folley (agfolley@hotmail.com)Wed Sep 13 08:22:56 2006
All of a sudden our anesthesiologists are becoming very strict about not providing and epidural to our laboring patients if they have eaten any solid foods in the preceding 8 hours. Their argument is fear of a high epidural and aspiration etc. Is this a common practice across the country??? Are most or our OB-gyns and midwives keeping patients on clear liquids only in labor??
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