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Would need peoples advice on dis....
About 2wks After having my first child (later loss her 3 days after delivery) in 2013, I woke up to discover I couldn't really move my left leg, within 2days, I couldn't get up or stand at all not to talk of walking, always sitting in a position all day for more than 6wks, called my doctor and he said it was d injection DAT I took on DAT particular leg for 5days after delivery. I used many drugs, herbs and ointment all to no avail. After about 6wks, I started walking with stick for like 4wks b4 I gradually got better.
My problem now is am heavily pregnant due for delivery next month and am starting to feel pains at the injected bum every time I walk, pls how do I prevent a repeat of what happened before cos it was hell (not bathing for weeks, not able to go to d toilet, having to depend on someone always for more than 4 months)......pls ur sincere advice is needed.

Women dey surffer o.
Chei ! Nwanyi Oma, may God heal you, protect, bless and guide you and your new baby. That leg pain will be gone I pray in Jesus name.
Ngwanu, wey our doctors in the house o?

Please go to a good hospital and get checked. Do not risk your life please.

delishpot:
Women dey surffer o.
Chei ! Nwanyi Oma, may God heal you, protect, bless and guide you and your new baby. That leg pain will be gone I pray in Jesus name.
Ngwanu, wey our doctors in the house o?

Amen sis, thanks

CHM11:
Please go to a good hospital and get checked. Do not risk your life please.

Been to the hospital, was told to wait till after delivery

RashMe:
Been to the hospital, was told to wait till after delivery

If more than one hospital tell you the same thing then I advice you remove your mind from it and trust your God and doctors.

You may have a condition known symphysis pubis dysfunction. Before delivery there is a softening of the joints around the pelvis to allow for expansion during delivery. For a few women this is excessive and causes so many odd symptoms including what you described. See an orthopaedic surgeon and google it up yourself so as to get a better idea.

Actually after the pregnancy as your hormone levels return to normal it should return to normal.