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Video 7 - ಸಿಸೇರಿಯನ್‌ ಆದಮೇಲೆ ಬೆನ್ನು/ಸೊಂಟ ನೋವು ಬರುತ್ತಾ?Common myth about low back pain after Cesarean
A common myth surrounding low back pain after a Cesarean section is that it is directly caused by the surgical procedure itself. This misconception suggests that the incision made during the Cesarean is the primary source of the pain experienced in the lower back.
In reality, while the surgical incision can cause localized discomfort, it is not typically the primary cause of chronic or severe low back pain after a Cesarean section. Instead, various factors contribute to post-Cesarean back pain, including changes in posture during pregnancy, hormonal shifts, weakened abdominal muscles, and the strain of caring for a newborn.
During pregnancy, a woman's body undergoes significant changes, including an increase in weight and a shift in the center of gravity. These alterations can lead to altered posture, potentially putting extra stress on the lower back. Additionally, the hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy can affect ligaments and joints, which may contribute to back pain.
Following a Cesarean section, the abdominal muscles are weakened, as they are cut during the surgery. This can lead to altered core strength and stability, which may indirectly affect the lower back. Furthermore, the demands of caring for a newborn, including feeding, lifting, and carrying, can put additional strain on the back muscles.
It's important to note that while the surgical incision can be a source of discomfort initially, modern surgical techniques aim to minimize tissue trauma and promote efficient healing. Therefore, attributing long-term or severe low back pain solely to the Cesarean incision is an oversimplification of a multifaceted issue. Consulting with healthcare professionals and seeking appropriate postpartum care can help address and manage any persistent back pain experienced after a Cesarean section.