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'Pregnancy is not a disease': Bengaluru mom applies lipstick during labour

Myra Sharma from Bengaluru and Patna applied lipstick during labor to keep herself occupied. She explained that this personal choice helped her manage discomfort and maintain a sense of self. Understanding labor pain is variable, she acknowledged that every woman's experience is different. Myra shared her perspective on personal freedom during pregnancy and childbirth in her Instagram post.

'Pregnancy is not a disease': Bengaluru mom applies lipstick during labour

During the challenging process of labour, Bengaluru-based engineer and content creator Myra Sharma decided to apply lipstick, arguing that it helped her cope with the physical demands. In an Instagram video, she demonstrated her choice of distraction, which sparked curiosity and some criticism. For Myra, it was not about appearing glamorous but about finding a moment of personal comfort during a significant life event.

Her second pregnancy gave her more insight into her preferences, as she understood the ebb and flow of labour pain. Myra's high pain tolerance, stemming from past surgeries, also influenced her decision. She emphasized that every woman's experience is unique and urged others to respect individual choices. Social media reactions were varied, with many appreciating her confidence and others commenting on how women's personal choices during pregnancy should be met with understanding rather than judgment.

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