Chiropractic Mobilization will help.
Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall.
Extension Exercises x 15 times x twice daily.
Apply Hot Fomentation twice daily.
Avoid bending in front.
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Back and leg pain is very common post pregnancy due to change in body's alignment, weight and hence the line of gravity... Best is to start regular graded excercise schedule... and avoid straining the back further... she can join our post pregnancy workout classes which combine the benefits of therapy and yoga both.
Back pain is due to weekness in the core muscles
Leg pains can also be due to core muscles weekness.
She needs rehabilitation for core muscles training which starts from assessment of her core muscles and then progressive muscle strenghning.
You can call and ask for further querries , video consultation is also available.
Tips
1.Don't bend forward
2.Don't do heavy weight lifting
3.When Siitting from lying position always turn on one side before sitting .
Your wife's back could be due to week back muscles.
Next Steps
She should do back stretching and strengthening exercises with proper guidance.
She should give hot water fomentation for 15-20 minutes twice a day.
She can use Volini gel or spray provided she is not allergic.
Health Tips
She should consult a Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist for further evaluation and treatment either in person or through video call.
Hi dear,
Post pregnancy back pain in started at after delivery due to some physiological and biomechanical changes. Do you have radiating pain over leg.
Hey as per my expertise would like to know few more thing like was it a planned c-sec or did she go in natural labor and after it did not progress doctor did c-sec , was this the first pregnancy if no than details of previous ones too,how was the recovery post delivery and how active was she during or before pregnancy.
Next Steps
go to a physiotherapist and get herself evaluated for core and pelvic floor muscles strength
Health Tips
can take hot water fermentation for now but needs to do exercise used expert physiotherapist for long term recovery
and hope she ahe taking her calcium D3 and other vitamins that's a must to be high on nutrition
Hi. Post pregnancy many women experience back pain and leg pain due to physiology changes after pregnancy. She needs proper post pregnancy care with exercises to develop strength in her back and legs.
Exercises like bridging, straight leg raises, stretches.
Moderate intensity Full body exercises, mainly back exercises should be done. Consult physiotherapist for exercises
Health Tips
Avoid lifting weights and maintain proper posture while feeding baby
It is due to postural alignment changes after delivery.
It will be fine after exercises.
Nothing to worry about it.
Applying ice pack or hot water fermentation three times a day 10 min-15min.
Start doing back strengthening exercises like bridging, straight leg raise, core Strengthening., pelvic floor strengthening.
Next Steps
avoid lifting heavy weight.
avoid forward bending
avoid long sitting.
use pillow under back while sitting.
Post pregnancy back pains happen due to physiological changes during pregnancy. Core muscle strengthening helps to relieve the pain. Back imprinting is the key exercise to strengthen core muscles. Back imprinting with straight leg raise, knee bends, bridging, cat and camel exercise and bird dog exercises are useful. Correct posture while feeding or lifting the baby and doing other daily chores is important. Hot water fomentation can be taken to relieve pain.
Next Steps
if pain persists contact a physiotherapist for further course of treatment which may involve electrotherapy, posture correction therapy and exercise therapy
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