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Numerous problems/concerns. I am a 27 year old femaleCondoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction who just had a baby by c-section. I am 12 weeks post pardom and I have had nothing but problems since surgery. One week after I was released from the hospital I was hospitalized again for severe hypertension, toxemia, and severe edema from the section scar down. Not having any problems with blood pressurePressure ulcer or pain prior to surgery. Now I am taking the maximumMaximum strength decongestant Maximum strength wart remover dose of labetalolLabetalol Labetalol hydrochloride and a diureticDiuretic ap-es to keep it under controlControl Control rx. I have had leg cramps in my calves and thighs, foot cramping/burning, tingling and numbness in my toes since surgery. I have already seen a urologist for possible kidney problems. During surgery they noticed my heart was skipping beats and now I have to see a cardiologist for that! Now they want me to see a neurologist, but I don't have an appointment for a couple of weeks. I think I have diagnosed myself having peripheral neuropathy from surgery, and if not what could it be ? Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated.
I had a C-section in Hilo Hawaii and developed Acute Vasculitis from my shins down. I ended up with ganegreen in my big toes, I now cannot walk or stand with out severe pain. Anyone out there have any idea? I am fully insured thank God. I now tremble like an old boxer and fight depression and fatigue everyday. My toenails grow and then fall out repeatedly.