Hospitals suspend gas and air treatment for pregnant women over fears midwives are being exposed to unsafe levels
She told The Sunday Times: "It’s not available to everyone and I might not get it. My birth might only be 40 minutes. It is a stress that you don’t need.
Meanwhile, head of midwifery at the hospital Joanna Keable said mothers should not be worried, saying safety concerns only arise after prolonged exposure. "The use of Entonox was temporarily suspended to protect our midwifery and medical teams from prolonged exposure to nitrous oxide in the atmosphere arising from the patient use of gas and air.
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