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My wife delivered baby 4 months back. her age is 23. she underwent cesarean for delivering baby. she now has severe pain in her back. is this normal?
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Post epidural headac: Sounds like your wife is suffering from post epidural headache, a not so rare complication of pain control during labor and delivery. Consult an anesthesiologist or chronic pain specialist to determine what interventions might alleviate her pain.
Answered 12/9/2013
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