Please share tips to recover after C-Section. I have heard people saying that pain in spinal cord hurts a lot even after years of delivery. I am worried about that. Please share your experience.
Aditi Adlakha
18 May 2018
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Kritika Lall
@63729b593f31520016a69b80 di m doing great..just not getting continuous sleep and having lil lower back pains because of sitting straight always <u>for</u> feeding my lo.. 😘
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18 May 2018
Nimisha Mistry
Dear jus relax.. Ya wt u heard is rite...bt every1 gets pain differently.. Sone1 in bk, sum in spine <u>or</u> waist or lk me in nk... N so it's ok it's a part of pregnancy... Go lil easy n don think Much.. Tk it d way it comes
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18 May 2018
Rebecca Prakash
If you are keeping the body rigid then it's going to take time for healing, be flexible. You can join gym or yoga after 6 months that will help you in back pain if you have any. Won't lie csection takes time to heal than normal delivery.
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18 May 2018
Kavita Sahany
I took time to recover dear ..but was fine withing 3 months ..a little giddiness I had due to the anethiesa ..gradually it all went off ..I avoided pillows then and don't use till date ..drink lots of water and juices, it helps a lot ..
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18 May 2018
Satyam Sharma
I started walking within 24 hours got my urine bag removed.. yes first time I stood it was super painful, but then I was back in my routine within 1 month.. <br>
I started doing all the chores related to me and baby from second month onwards.. after five months I also shifted my house.. so no it does not take long time to recover... And I have never experienced pain in my spinal area due to injection.<br>
That is a different story that I have slip disc hence I take precautions for that too.<br>
<u>The</u> only precaution you should take is not to lift weights.. anything which is heavier than baby is strict no no.
Kritika Lall
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18 May 2018