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Pain after c section

2019-06-20 22:05:58
Hello doctor, I had my c section on 6th june 2019. I was given spinal anesthesia twice. Since past few days i am experiencing major back pain. Also pain in my arms and head when i feed my baby. Because of this pain i am unable to hold my baby during feeding as it leads to numbness in my hands and thats why i have to use pillow. Am really scared plz suggest me what to do. Thanks
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This is not due to spinal but positional.

Answered2019-06-21 04:05:53

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No headache ?

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