None that I know of. No pain at the injection site long term or headaches or anything of that nature.
-
No I didn't. I had top have it placed multiple times too because it would only take on one side, but no side effects whatsoever that I am aware of.
-
It aggravated my sciatica but I already had back problemssuckt sucked, so I'm definitely trying for a drug free birth with baby number 2!
-
I don't think so. Migraines are normal for me so if I had some headaches I wouldn't have realized there was a difference.
-
Some soreness at the site for several weeks. That's it.
-
I didn't but a co-workers wife had major complications and was unable to walk normally for almost 2 months, she had paralysis/numbness in one leg. She had a lot of problems with back pain for a while too.
-
I had soreness off an on at the site for about 6 months, and still occasionally get a twinge.
-
I was sore for a few days after and had a gross bruise, but it went away quickly.
-
I had a little tenderness at the site for a few weeks PP, not pain though. A coworker of mine had an infection from hers. Really scary and really rare.
-
None at all. Unless the sciatica pain I sometimes have stems from that, but I think that was more of a pregnancy side effect.
-
Nope. But I had a rash, chills and itchy skin after my c-section from the spinal block.
-
@Navy_Mommy: me too.
I has sciatica start maybe 5 days before I have birth and my doctor said it was extremely mild. It was. But I think the epi irritated it because il still get the occasional spasm in my leg and back.
I'll try withouts meds next time: but I won't be disappoite in myself if I can't. -
No other than that it fell out and when they replaced it, it didn't take. But no lasting effects of any kind!
-
I still have an awful stabbing pain where they did my spinal block and it has almost been a whole year.
Reply
Subscribe to our newsletter
- Google Plus
- Stumbleupon
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Pinterest
- Favorite0
13 comments