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Going home after having an epidural or spinal anaesthetic

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Going home after having an epidural or spinal anaesthetic

This fact sheet explains what to expect after an epidural or spinal anaesthetic, including common side effects and when to contact the hospital.

Organisation:
Royal Women's Hospital Victoria
Topic:
Pain, Surgery, Pregnancy and postnatal care
Target audience:
Women
Service area:
VIC
Published:
May 2025
Last reviewed:
June 2026

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