most anesthetists strongly agree to  provide patients in early labor (< 5 cm dilation) the option of neuraxial analgesia when this service is available.

What is the better anesthesia GA or spinal anesthesia for emergency LSCS

1.Unless very compromised fetal distress and one can give quick spinal anesthesia.

2. GA with intra-uterine fetal resuscitation

WORLDWIDE TREND NOW IS REGIONAL ANESTHESIA UNLESS CONTRAINDICATED OR TOP EMERGENCY CASES.

With low toxicity anaesthetics continuous epidural analgesia is a valid option in obtetrics pain 

Adding magnesium sulphate to the regional anaesthetic regimen may improve efficacy in obstetric anaesthesia.

Labor analgesia through epidural is still a popular option which can be converted very easily to neuraxial anesthesia for Cesarean section in case of failure of normal vaginal delivery (NVD).

Neuraxial block ....If an epidural is inserted for labour analgesia emergency LSCS under sole epidural can be done...