Hi.. I had c section last September with full body anesthesia... All went well

Hey Monika!! Back pain is a common complain during and after pregnancy, it's mostly related to the postural changes and weight gain. Also the increased  pressure and weakening of your muscles contributes largely to it. A good rest and excercise will help you regain your strength. Anesthesia doesn't and won't really have any adverse effects so don't have any apprehensions about it!

Yes ofcourse u will have back pain but u could likely reduce it by taking plenty of water everyday after ur c sec,  which will remove toxins from ur body.  I am finding it effective....

I can see three issues here.1. why C section? well every pt has a right to choose how she wants to deliver. if there are no medical problems one may want to prefer natural child birth after studying pros and cons.  issue 2 is about spinal anaesthesia. it is safer than general anaesthesia. general anaesthesia can be given for C section. spinal anaesthesia can not cause permanent back ache. similar technique is used for epidural analgesia or painless delivery ... back ache after delivery is a very on problem and has nothing to do with spinal. hope this clarifies

tq everyone who ever gave your valuable suggestions. now i feel relieved