I am 4.5months post partum (c-sec). I have come back to my pre pregnancy weight. Considerably thin now and is experiencing knees and legs pain. I get tired with minimal walk inside the house only as part of my regular work chores. Pls. Advice
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Take tab flexon m.r. one every 8 hours after food for 4 days.
Requirement of iron and calcium increases during lactation hence take syp R.B. tone 5ml morning and evening for 15 days, tab shellcal 300mg one daily for 30 days.
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Muscle and joint pain are not uncommon after C section. Pregnancy predisposes to poor posture, increase in body fluids and therefore increased stress on joints. Decreased physical activity during post partum period also leads to muscle loss, thus leading to joint pains. It is necessary to find out the cause of pain, before we work on it.
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