SYDNEY (AFP) - Women who choose to have a pain-killing epidural during childbirth may have more difficulty breastfeeding than those who had a drug-free delivery, according to new research. The Australian study, one of the largest of its kind, found women who had an epidural anaesthetic to numb their lower body during labour were more likely to have breastfeeding problems in the days immediately after the baby’s arrival.>>> Discuss This Story
