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Is epidural or spinal anesthesia safe for women with TM and related disorders?

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Is epidural or spinal anesthesia safe for women with TM and related disorders?

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Epidural and spinal anesthesia is thought to be safe for women with TM and related disorders. An epidural or spinal can actually be very effective at preventing the onset of autonomic dysreflexia, should a woman be at high risk for ADR. It is recommended that a pregnant patient seek a consultation with an anesthesiologist before labor to discuss potential risks and concerns for care during labor. There is no evidence to suggest that an epidural increases the risk of flares of spinal cord inflammation. What type of medical facility can provide the best care for women with TM during labor and childbirth? The type of medical facility in which a patient should seek care is highly dependent on the level of spinal cord dysfunction. A very important concern is a woman’s risk for developing the life threatening complication of autonomic dysreflexia. If this is a concern, care should be obtained in a tertiary health care facility. This is a health care facility that provides a highly specialize

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