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Severe spine and knee pain 10 months after ceasarian section.is this normal? many thanks.

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No: The pain you describe is not normal. While postpartum back pain may persist, it usually is not a long term problem the knee pain would be unrelated to the pregnancy.

Answered 5/10/2016

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No.: If this isn't something you have already discussed with your ob/gyn you should definitely consult with him/her. He/she may recommend you see a spine specialist to further investigate the cause of your pain and recommend options for treating it.

Answered 12/10/2013

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