Chapter 640: Grete: I didn’t experience labor pain, but...
Although necromancers generally have huge imaginations, completely ignore ethics, and come up with piles and piles of strange technologies that make people’s eyes dark. But it is undeniable that there are still good things to be found in them.
Grete spent a long time thinking about it, and in addition to electric pulse acupuncture, which can be used as a technical reserve, he did find a way to solve his problem:
A change to the spell model. It cannot cancel the counterattack of double the pain, but it can suppress the peak pain to a little more than double, and then slowly release it. As long as it does not go too high and exceed the threshold in an instant,
Gretel has a solution:
What's the big deal? I'll take another one!
Grete ran back with the modified spell model in hand. He smeared it on and worked hard to construct his own [Pain Reduction and Spinal Anesthesia].
Different from the original [Delay Pain·Local Anesthesia Version], spinal anesthesia is performed on the spine. For example, for a general cesarean section, the anesthesia level will be at t6, which means around the sixth thoracic vertebra.
Then, whether it is subarachnoid anesthesia, which is commonly used for labor analgesia, or combined spinal-epidural anesthesia, which is commonly used for cesarean section, it will act on the spinal nerve roots and the surface of the spinal cord. For [delaying pain and spinal anesthesia], the best
The method is to simply block the spinal cord's transmission of pain.
However, the spinal cord is the central nervous system, and the spell configuration of [Delay Pain·Local Anesthesia Version] targets the peripheral nerves. Directly applying the previous version will not be useful.
"So can't we just use the original version?"
The old lady at the Baby Friendly Medical Center, Ms. Echsleben, finished her day's treatment and came over wiping her sweat. She looked at Grete curiously, and with a casual move, the scattered pieces of scrap paper flew straight away.
rise and fall into her hands:
"I mean, use that to shoot directly to the spine?"
"That's definitely not possible..." Grete made a gesture: "The two nerves are different. The central nerve is the central nerve, and the peripheral nerve is the peripheral nerve. They are suitable for different spell configurations..."
The old lady looked confused. Although this 13th-level magician could crush several Gretels in magic, he didn't know much about modern medicine:
"I know that the brain is used for thinking. I have also read the papers about brain waves in the Pseudo-Control Department. But the spine? The spine is also the central nervous system?"
"Well……"
This is really a good question. To answer this question, I don’t know if I should start from histology and embryology or from the evolution of animals. In short, Grete changed his gestures several times and finally sighed:
"How about you try it yourself?"
Just give it a try. After giving the order, a young necromancer immediately grabbed a rabbit and offered it to him with both hands. The old lady followed Gretel's idea and took a picture of the rabbit's spine [Delaying Pain·Modified]
With [Detection Magic] as a guide, this spell easily wrapped the rabbit's 5th, 6th, and 7th thoracic vertebrae. Then, she fixed the rabbit and asked the natural mage to serve as a bridge to help her activate [Animal Communication].
Use a long needle to poke into the rabbit's hind foot:
"!!!it hurts!"
Spread your hands, it really won’t work...
Therefore, Gretel had to go back and remove the part of the revised version that targeted the peripheral nerves, and then re-place the part of the original version that targeted the central nervous system back to its original position.
"Ah, it's so troublesome to piece together and dismantle..."
Calculating, modifying, smearing, and splicing. Gretel tried back and forth more than a dozen times, and finally formed the structure of [Delaying Pain and Spinal Anesthesia]. Next, he had to face another problem:
Is this thing easy to use?
In my previous life, it was clearly stated in "Obstetrics and Gynecology" that epidural analgesia would slow down uterine contractions, thereby prolonging the labor process and making the fetus deliver more slowly.
But that’s because anesthetics block the conduction of all nerves, resulting in no central regulation, leaving only local autonomic nerve responses. [Delaying pain] It is said that it only blocks pain transmission and does not block other nerves, so theoretically it does not
This kind of problem will occur, but...
Who knows what will actually happen?
The only solution to worries is experimentation. It is impossible to do direct human experiments, so we must start with animal experiments:
"Give me a rabbit! Is there a female rabbit that is about to give birth?"
There is definitely something. It only takes one month from pregnancy to delivery for a rabbit. If you don't control it too tightly, you might not be able to get pregnant again next month. Gretel gave an order, and the magician in charge of managing the animals
After searching around the cage, a female rabbit was immediately offered.
Grete did not record the birth time and labor process of the female rabbit. So, he could only adopt the stupidest method:
firsthand experience.
After waiting patiently for most of the day, when the female rabbit began to give birth, Gretel was notified immediately. In the middle of the night, he rolled off the duty bed in the hospital and rushed to the research building:
"[Calm down the animals]!" Reduce the pain and avoid hitting yourself in an instant!
"[Delay Pain·Spinal Anesthesia]!" Release the target spell!
"Well, I have to communicate with it next...if I scream, please interrupt me!"
I don’t want to experience the pain of childbirth! Even if it is the labor pain of an animal that has been degraded! If the pain is so painful that it is life-threatening and brings tears to my eyes, that would be too shameful!
"Don't worry, we will interrupt the spell in time." Ms. Axleben said with a smile:
"Or give you a tranquilizing spell, or knock you out directly?"
Well, I feel that no matter which choice I choose, it's not that pleasant... Forget it, it's better than nothing if someone is always there to help. Gretel adjusted his breathing, concentrated his energy, and pointed at the rabbit in front of him:
"[Animal Communication]!"
emmmm……
"How do you feel? Does it hurt?"
Ms. Eksleben, Master Joanna, and several spell casters who participated in this project or helped out gathered in a circle and watched nervously as Gretel bared his teeth, and his whole face became tangled into a strange look:
"It hurts, but it doesn't hurt..."
It doesn’t hurt. I’ve shared my experience. There was no pain in the abdomen, two hind legs, and the entire lower body of the female rabbit during childbirth. She seemed to be very confused. After giving birth to the first rabbit, she bit off the umbilical cord and ate it.
Afterbirth, and then licking yourself continuously:
Doesn’t hurt?
Doesn't it really hurt?
Ahhhhh the second little rabbit is coming out!
"It doesn't hurt you, why are you like this?"
"I feel so strange..."
Gretel's face was full of weirdness. For the first time in my life, I felt my stomach twist into a ball!
It feels hard, swollen, and tight. The whole belly feels like it's been grabbed by a big hand, and it's been squeezed hard and rubbed a few times! It's also like the internal organs have been turned out from the inside.
Moreover, I really want to go to the toilet!
Hold it, hold it, this is not your feeling, this is just you sharing the rabbit's feeling...
No matter how many books you memorize and understand theoretically what this thing is, it will be different from actually experiencing it once...
I am a man, why do I have to experience contractions?
****
Please subscribe, ask for monthly tickets, ask for recommendation votes, ask for book reviews, ask for all kinds of...