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Pain after c section

2021-05-21 00:50:44
Had c section delivery 3 months backs. Wound healed completely. Now having pain near the area esp pelvic bones while getting up from bed, moving sides and sometimes while walking. What to do for this pain?
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Hope you are taking calcium tablets after the delivery.  If not then continue  with those tablets which was prescribed before during ANC. Also during breast feeding take a proper posture and feed the baby

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Hi,start mild exercise  along with tab ultracet.

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Take zerodol P tablet two times a day Along with tablet pan 40 once OD .
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