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Back bone pain after delivery
I hv delivered 7 weeks ago c sec suddenly at 6 weeks i hm hving discomfort/slight pain in my lowerback right side middle bone while walking i was feeling bit discomfort n not able to put full pressure on my right side
Will it go ?
Or do i hv to tke medicines
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Dr. Mayank Daral
Orthopedist
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Lower back pain on one side around 6â7 weeks after a C-section is quite common and is usually due to weak core muscles, posture changes, or sacroiliac joint strain. In most cases, it improves gradually over the next few weeks without any major treatment. Try to maintain good posture, avoid sudden movements, and start gentle postnatal back-strengthening exercises. Warm compresses can help reduce discomfort while walking. Medicines are usually not needed, but paracetamol can be taken if pain increases and is safe during breastfeeding.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
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It will go
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