With a pudendal block, anesthesia is injected into the spinal cord, temporarily numbing the entire body.

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A pudendal block is a type of regional anesthesia that specifically targets the pudendal nerves in the lower pelvic region, numbing the area where pain relief is needed during childbirth or certain medical procedures. This type of anesthesia does not involve injection into the spinal cord or result in numbing of the entire body.

With a Pudendal Block, Anesthesia Is Injected into the Spinal