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Cramps while breastfeeding
If I breastfeed the baby for around 15mins or more... I get severe cramps below the stitches (may be lower abdomen)... Cramps are severe for around 10mins and then subside... cramps are like I can't walk sit or lie down
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While breast feeding uterus contracts and mothers feel a little discomfort or pain .Its protective to mother as uterus is trying to contract and reach its normal size even reducing the postdelivery bleeding.It is usually bearable.but if lot of discomfort contact the delivery centre and do a sonography to rule out if rarely any bits of placenta or membranes left behind.was it a cesarean delivery then less chance but contact ur gynaec
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Pls consult online....need more details
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It's common to have nothing to worry you need to get vitamin d levels done
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That's normal That's due to uterus reverting back to the prepregnant status Hv something to drink before u initiate lactation Will help Or use a warm water bottle
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Please consult
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Hello This is normal It is the hormone released during breastfeeding which helps the uterus to go back to its position So you might feel cramping pain while feeding This may last for 1.5 months till uterus goes back to its original position. Consult if pain is not bearable Regards, Dr Pooja Kolhe
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