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

Cesarean section may be more convenient, but it will leave wounds on the abdomen, and postoperative treatment requires more care. Under normal circumstances, if you want to have a cesarean section, you have to use anesthesia. However, many women will have some sequelae after the cesarean section last night, such as back pain. These are very common. So what should you do if you have back pain as a sequelae after anesthesia during a cesarean section?

1. Sequelae of anesthesia. The anesthesia during caesarean section is epidural anesthesia, which requires puncture in the waist. This puncture will cause certain damage to the muscles and ligaments of the waist and back, causing postpartum low back pain. A very small number of new mothers also have symptoms of nerve root damage and epidural hemorrhage after delivery. In fact, there are many reasons for low back pain, the main reason being the sequelae of anesthesia during cesarean section.

2. Low back pain as a sequela of anesthesia for cesarean section is a common phenomenon. During cesarean section, anesthetics need to be punctured in the waist. This puncture causes great damage to the muscles and ligaments of the waist, so it can cause low back pain after delivery. At this time, the mother should first supplement calcium appropriately and eat more foods high in calcium. Secondly, proper exercise can relieve the pain in the waist muscles. In addition, you should also pay attention to keeping warm. The body is weak after a caesarean section, so the waist should be kept warm to avoid aggravating the pain. In addition, mothers should also avoid lumbar muscle injuries. If the waist is always in an unrelaxed and tense state, the muscles are easily damaged, which will aggravate the lower back pain. If the back pain caused by cesarean section is very severe and leads to other complications, you should take it seriously and go to the hospital for examination in time. After the diagnosis is confirmed, symptomatic treatment should be given.

3. Postpartum low back pain is already a very common phenomenon. Many new mothers will feel different degrees of low back pain after delivery. Appropriate calcium supplementation is needed after delivery. A big reason for postpartum low back pain is calcium deficiency in the body. If you eat more high-calcium foods after delivery, you can avoid postpartum low back pain caused by calcium deficiency. You can try walking backwards, which can force the body's center of gravity to move backward, exercise the waist muscles to relieve pain, and correct the symptoms of lumbar curvature and lumbar lordosis.