Cesarean section anesthesia sequelae back pain

Caesarean section is a very common method of delivery in modern medicine. It is a surgery to remove the fetus. Women who undergo caesarean section need to have an anesthetic injected into their waist. After the anesthetic is injected, sequelae are likely to occur, leading to back pain. This is also a relatively common phenomenon. When back pain occurs, hot compresses can be used to relieve it.

What to do if you have back pain due to cesarean section anesthesia?

Anesthesia for cesarean section is a commonly used method for childbirth. During the injection process of anesthesia for cesarean section, pregnant women must follow the doctor's advice and adopt a suitable body position. If the labor pain is really unbearable, they must tell the doctor about their feelings. There will be mild sequelae after cesarean section, such as low back pain, etc. These symptoms need to be improved by exercising the waist strength.

Caesarean section is a common gynecological operation. For many anesthesiologists, it is difficult to inject anesthesia for caesarean section into pregnant women because pregnant women are bulky and it is easy to cause anesthesia injection failure due to poor posture during injection. Will the anesthesia for caesarean section injection bring any side effects to the body?

How to solve the common back pain after cesarean section?

1. Before the cesarean section anesthesia surgery is performed, you must accurately tell the anesthesiologist your allergy history and whether you have other medical history. Do not conceal any medical history from the anesthesiologist. Once you conceal anything about anesthesia, it may cause a major anesthesia accident and even endanger your life. Therefore, telling the truth is the best respect for life. Concealing one's medical condition and resulting in improper use of anesthesia can also cause spinal pain in the short term after delivery. This short-term pain requires a certain amount of time to consume and metabolize the anesthetic to relieve the back pain.

2. The mainstream injection method for cesarean section anesthesia is injection on the spine. The accuracy of the injection method and location is directly related to whether there will be any anesthesia sequelae. During the injection, you must maintain a standard posture, try to keep it still, and curl up your body as much as possible to allow the doctor to find a better position to inject the anesthesia. You may feel some distension and pain at the beginning of the injection, but this distension and pain will not last too long. If you cannot maintain a suitable posture because the contractions are too painful, be sure to tell the doctor. The correct posture will have a certain preventive effect on postpartum low back pain.

3. Anesthesia for cesarean section will also have some sequelae. The reason why sequelae occur is related to the physical constitution of the pregnant woman and the amount of anesthesia injected at that time. The most common sequelae is some back pain. This kind of back pain is unavoidable, but not all people who are injected with cesarean section anesthetics will experience it. After all, only a small number of people suffer from anesthesia sequelae. Anesthesia spinal pain after cesarean section needs to be treated with physical therapy, or more exercise to speed up the body's ability to metabolize anesthesia.

If you find that you often have lower back pain after a cesarean section, you should suspect that it may be a sequelae of the cesarean section anesthesia. Check whether the lumbar spine is deformed and confirm the health of the spine. The method to relieve lower back pain is relatively simple. You must strengthen exercise to restore the strength of the waist to the greatest extent, which can also relieve lower back pain. At the same time, you must ensure the warmth of the waist. You can use a waist warming belt with built-in heating function.