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According to a report by China News Service on June 14, citing foreign media, the due date for Catherine, Princess of Wales, is drawing near. Recent reports from British media suggest that Catherine is considering using hypnosis to alleviate labor pain.
It is reported that Catherine is considering hypnobirthing to manage labor pain without the need for medication. Proponents of this technique claim that hypnosis allows expectant mothers to take control of the birthing process and learn how to produce oxytocin, thereby reducing pain during delivery.
Although some women who use hypnobirthing may still require some pain relief medication, many find that it significantly reduces or eliminates the need for additional anesthesia.
According to reports, Catherine is considering various birthing methods. As she hopes for a natural birth, hypnobirthing has become one of the options she is exploring, and she is currently reading relevant materials on the subject.
A spokesperson for the British Royal Family stated that they are aware of the reports but declined to confirm or deny them.
The report also suggests that if Catherine chooses to use hypnobirthing, it may lead many other British expectant mothers to learn from and emulate her.
It is understood that the Princess is expected to give birth next month. Catherine is expected to deliver at St. Mary's Hospital, the same private hospital where Prince William was born.
Under current British royal succession rules, regardless of gender, the child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will become the third in line to the throne, following Prince Charles and Prince William.
