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Suggest Remedy For Leg Pain After Spinal Anesthesia During Delievery

hi.. i have 2 child 1 is 3 yrs old and 2nd is 1 yera 4 months ols both r cesearien...my problem is when i deliver my 1st boy my doctor gives me spinal anethesia,, after that my left leg is suffering from pain,,i have continue pain in my left leg ,wat i do? plzzzzzzz help me
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Madam, ur treatment wud depend on the severity of ur pain. If the pain is not hindering ur activities, try to ignore the pain. U may try doing some core strengthening exercises. But if ur pain is quite severe, show yourself to an orthopaedician or a pain consultant. U may require to take a nerve block injection at a site depending upon the nerves involved...
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Suggest Remedy For Leg Pain After Spinal Anesthesia During Delievery

Madam, ur treatment wud depend on the severity of ur pain. If the pain is not hindering ur activities, try to ignore the pain. U may try doing some core strengthening exercises. But if ur pain is quite severe, show yourself to an orthopaedician or a pain consultant. U may require to take a nerve block injection at a site depending upon the nerves involved...