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Headache after anaesthesia
I had my Sabacius cyst removal surgery for that I was given anaesthesia in my spin but ever since I got discharge I am facing acute headache and neck pain whenever I try to sit or stand if I lay down I feel ok. Can someone please suggest what should I do now.
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Common after spinal anaesthesia...
Don't worry...u suggest u for basti chikitsa for permanent relief..
For proper guidance u can also consult
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This is common after spinal procedure. In most cases it subsides on its own. Bed rest and pain killers are sufficient. Homeopathy is safe effective remedy. If it persists drs rebalances the spinal pressure and seals the hole with blood clot.
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Headache is common complaint from many patients after spinal anaesthesia.
You can take homeopathic medication for symptomatic relief.
Moreover avoid prolonged sitting in one posture for long.
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Eat good calcium and fibre rich diet.
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There s a specific medication for after effects of anaesthetia in homeopathy.
Chat online ll guide you about it.
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Homeopathic treatment is safe and effective for and its give best result.....
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You can consult me online
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This is called spinal headache..
A common symptom occur frequently.
Don't panic , if headache is mild.
It will become better..
Next Steps
Drink plenty of fluids.
Be in supine position if possible.
Consult Physician in person for physical check up and needful action... If you don't feel better or develop other symptoms
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Consult your doctor
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Hello It will take sometime . Headache do occur after spinal anesthesia, but still please consult your Anesthetist for medication .
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You will better if you taking homeopathic medicines for it,
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Consult homeopathic doctor
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Drink plenty of water, take rest properly,
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Dr. Himani Negi
Homoeopath
11 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi dear homoeopathic medicines will give you best results naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
Take pain killer
You can discuss with me online
Lying down with leg rise by pillow
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