Patient's question:
The area where the spinal anesthesia was administered has been persistently aching and sore. Only by leaning the waist backward by about forty to fifty degrees can one feel slightly more comfortable. At night while sleeping, that part feels as if it's not properly settled, and the aching and soreness are particularly noticeable upon waking up in the morning.Doctor's answer:
Hello, as you described, this situation is generally considered a normal reaction. After all, this type of anesthesia involves an invasive puncture, which can cause some damage to the local tissues, but it will gradually recover. If the needle mark heals well, you can apply local heat compresses or other methods to promote local blood circulation, which can help with recovery.