What should I do if the bone in the middle of my spine hurts after childbirth?

For women, pregnancy and childbirth is a long and painful process, especially the childbirth process is very painful. The severe pain will make people very uncomfortable, and the process of childbirth will also cause damage to the body. Some women experience bone pain in the middle of the spine after delivery, which takes some time to recover. If the situation is serious, you should go to the hospital for examination, or you can take the following solutions yourself.

What should I do if the bone in the middle of my spine hurts after childbirth?

Postpartum pain in the middle of the spine will generally gradually ease with postpartum recovery. Some patients who undergo caesarean section choose supraspinal anesthesia. Such pain may be related to pain at the lumbar puncture site, which can be gradually relieved over time.

Postpartum pain in the middle of the spine. For women after childbirth, due to hormonal reasons, in most cases the ligaments are loose, which may cause spinal pain, soreness, swelling, discomfort in movement, and discomfort. In this case, with postpartum recovery, it will slowly ease. One situation may be relatively rare, that is, some patients have cesarean sections. Because cesarean section patients have to undergo surgery, they are anesthetized from the waist. In most cases, they choose drug anesthesia. Patients may feel that their waist pain is mostly related to the pain at the lumbar puncture site. It will slowly ease over time, so there is no need to be too nervous.

Considering the pain and discomfort caused by long-term bad posture, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital's orthopedic department in time, complete relevant examinations, take targeted treatment measures, pay attention to rest, avoid maintaining the same posture for a long time, exercise appropriately, and strengthen your physical fitness.

Considered to be a symptom of spinal pain caused by postpartum spinal cold

Guidance:

It is recommended that you use a hot water bottle to warm the affected area, avoid getting cold, and go to the hospital's surgery department for an X-ray examination to confirm the diagnosis and treatment.

It is pain in the spinous process in the middle of the back, mainly considered to be supraspinal ligament inflammation, which is related to regular sitting for long periods of time, local pressure or collision stimulation.

Guidance: It is recommended to use local hot compress, massage, physical therapy, external application of Voltaren cream, oral administration of Celebrex, Voltaren and other drugs, and daily back and waist muscle exercises. You should regularly participate in various outdoor activities and physical exercises, and avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time.