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Mid Back Pain
I have delivered 2 months back and a nursing mother.
From last 2 weeks I am facing mid back problem when I lie down on my back for long hours like at night.
The pain lasts until I lie and when I get up in morning and sit for 5-10 min , it goes away and I am fine whole day.
What could be the reason?
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Based on the provided history it looks like inflammatory Pain , which is usually common in postpartum women.
Go for MRI dorsal spine with whole spine screening.
Next Steps
Tab hifenac mr 1-0-1
Local ARK spray
Health Tips
Ice pack or heatpack
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Dr. Karri Venkatesh
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3 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Having back pain after delivery is normal. Dont use any muscle relaxant tablets( like MR) as u r a nursing mother.
Next Steps
if pain severe, use Paracetemol500mg tablet first preference then Ibuprofen 400mg as a second preference
Health Tips
give hot pack compressions at the level of pain
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