Anaesthesia appointment

Hi!
Ive been given an appointment with a consultant and it just says anaesthesia appointment. Does anyone know what this could be for? Everyone I know who’s had babies recently said they never had this appointment and no ones said anything to me at any appointments.

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Are you a high risk pregnancy due to bmi?
i was the same, the anaesthetist tried pushing me to not reject an epidural as they may struggle to locate the right spot because once its too late its too late

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I had one, it was to discuss previous conditions and just check if any potential issues. Also tslk r me through pain relief options that will be available. Nothing to worry about

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