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What Causes Lower Back Pain After A Miscarriage?
Two months after a missed misscarraige and I m getting constant lower back ache. I was 10 weeks when I finally naturally misscarried, baby had stopped growing at 6w4d. Last scan showed everything was clear, it s just this deep seated lower back ache I can t shift!?
Tue, 24 May 2016
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it's common to have lower back pain After a miscarriage , pain is normally mild to moderate, but if you are feeling constant severe lower back pain u should consult With ur OB/Gyn
you can take Over the counter Painkillers like ibuprofen to relieve ur symptoms but It is better to use simple home remedies to alleviate the pain
Given below are a few instructions for you
-Get an adequate amount of sleep and rest ,Perform a few back-strengthening exercises that can get rid of the tension in the lower back area, Soothe the muscles in the back, by soaking in a hot bathtub at least once, or even twice a day.
-Place a big filled with hot water or a heating pad on the lower back area. Alternating between hot and cold therapy is also quite beneficial.
finally i would strongly suggest you to see ur Gynecologist to rule out any other underlying medical condition
I hope it help
Thanks & Get well Soon
Welcome To HCM & Thanks For Asking Your Query Here
it's common to have lower back pain After a miscarriage , pain is normally mild to moderate, but if you are feeling constant severe lower back pain u should consult With ur OB/Gyn
you can take Over the counter Painkillers like ibuprofen to relieve ur symptoms but It is better to use simple home remedies to alleviate the pain
Given below are a few instructions for you
-Get an adequate amount of sleep and rest ,Perform a few back-strengthening exercises that can get rid of the tension in the lower back area, Soothe the muscles in the back, by soaking in a hot bathtub at least once, or even twice a day.
-Place a big filled with hot water or a heating pad on the lower back area. Alternating between hot and cold therapy is also quite beneficial.
finally i would strongly suggest you to see ur Gynecologist to rule out any other underlying medical condition
I hope it help
Thanks & Get well Soon
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