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PDPH from last two days after Surgery(ureteroscopy) on this Saturday(6th April,2019).
Anesthesia was given in spine . Attempts were twice in lumbar puncture . I cant sit or stand just laying flat in bed. Bad headache and stiff neck. To got washroom is a challenge. Having coffee black...crocin pain relief and mostly water. It started on Monday(8th April,2019) and today is 3rd day with pain. What to do? The hospital I was operated in,the physician said it should be better soon but blood pressure should not be low...keep checking(Am discharged after ureteroscopy)& at my flat now.
Kindly help...what to do? How many days I ahluld wait before I call ambulance?
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Generally after spinal anaesthesia, the person will have pain and BP will come down for 24-48 hours. But person will be able to walk and can do his/ her normal activity. In ur case, there is prolonged duration of symptoms. How much ur BP? U r not able to walk?
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