MODE OF DELIVERY
Out of 40 study population, 38 women (95%) had normal vaginal delivery and 2 women (5%) underwent caesarean delivery .P value(less than 0.05) is statistically significant
Gribble RK, Meier PR in their study demonstrated that availability of on-demand epidural analgesia in labour did not increase the primary caesarean rate.22In a review article by wassen et al, there was no increased risk of caesarean delivery or instrumental vaginal delivery for women receiving early epidural analgesia at cervical dilatation of 3 cm or less when compared to late epidural analgesia.25