Patient's question:
Sitting for a long time causes lower back pain and stomach pain. Test results: None. Past treatment history and effectiveness: None. Seeking treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the condition: Recurrence of lower back pain and abdominal pain after a long period of lying down post-caesarean section.Suggestions: Caesarean sections are typically performed using spinal anesthesia, where a relatively thick needle is inserted through multiple layers of tissue to reach the epidural space. The tissues pierced primarily include ligaments, which lack a blood supply. Damage caused by the puncture takes longer to heal compared to other tissues. Additionally, maintaining a prolonged posture, such as bending, can further exacerbate local tissue damage, leading to pain or worsening existing pain. Therefore, it is recommended to pay close attention to rest and avoid prolonged bending or heavy lifting. Cold compresses, physical therapy, local anesthesia, or other treatments may also be appropriate.