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Birthing Comb

A birthing comb used during labour offers several benefits to help manage pain and provide comfort to the mum-to-be. Here are the key benefits:

  1. PAIN MANAGEMENT
  • Distraction: The comb provides a physical distraction from labour pain. By gripping the comb, the focus shifts from the contractions to the sensation in the hand.
  • Acupressure: When gripped tightly, the teeth of the comb press into specific acupressure points in the hand, which can help reduce the perception of pain.
  1. STRESS RELIEF
  • Tactile Stimulation: The sensation of the comb in the hand can be soothing and provide a sense of control, which helps reduce anxiety and stress during labour.
  1. NON-MEDICAL INTERVENTION
  • Natural Pain Relief: The birthing comb offers a drug-free method for managing pain, which can be particularly appealing to those seeking a more natural childbirth experience.
  1. PORTABILITY & ACCESSIBILITY
  • Ease of Use: A birthing comb is small, lightweight, and easy to carry, making it a convenient tool that can be used anywhere, whether at home or in a hospital.
  • Cost-Effective: It is an inexpensive tool compared to other pain management options.
  1. EMPOWERMENT
  • Active Participation: Using a birthing comb allows the birthing person to take an active role in managing their pain, which can enhance feelings of empowerment and confidence during labour.

HOW TO USE:

  • Hold the comb so that the teeth face inward toward your palm.
  • Grip it firmly in your hand, allowing the teeth to press into the fleshy part of your palm, just below your fingers.
  • Use the comb during contractions to help manage the pain. Gripping the comb tightly as a contraction begins and releasing as it eases can be particularly effective.
  • Adjust the pressure to your comfort level. The idea is to create a distraction and provide relief through acupressure, so find a balance between too light and too painful.
  • If one hand gets tired or uncomfortable, switch the comb to the other hand. This can also help distribute the pressure evenly and provide relief to both hands.