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Question about epidural
My little girl will be four weeks this Friday and I am still hurting from where the epidural was. I was just wondering if this was normal or not. It hurts like a bruise and when I arch my back it hurts then too. I figured by now it would be healed up, but then again I have no clue due to the fact that this was my first. I am doing fine with everything else, so it just scares me that the pain is still there.
My sister's daughter is almost 9-years old and my sister still has a little tenderness from where her epidural was inserted. Tell your doctor on your follow-up visit-- or if it's really bad, call the doctor's office tomorrow.
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