There are no five major after-effects of painless childbirth, but painless childbirth is prone to dizziness, drowsiness, pain at the puncture site or infections due to anesthetics, which need to be analyzed specifically.
On the one hand, anesthesia drugs are prone to affect the nervous system, thus causing dizziness, drowsiness and other neurological adverse reactions.
On the other hand, when injecting anesthesia drugs, it is easy to cause damage to the local tissues, thus causing pain at the anesthesia puncture site, which may be aggravated when the weather is not good, and may also cause infection if hygiene is not taken care of.
Pregnant women are advised to fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of this mode of delivery before undergoing painless delivery, and make a reasonable choice under the guidance of the doctor, and should consult a doctor promptly if they experience any discomfort after undergoing painless delivery.