@esai123, the blurry vision is definitely a trip to the hospital. It could be a number of things. Most likely anemia (low iron), but could also be too much bleeding. Always a great idea to go get checked out. Better safe than sorry, especially having a tiny one to care for.
I mean yes I experience headaches and fatigue because your body is still trying to adjust and go back to normal you just gave birth you know what I mean but as far as my vision I don't remember my eyes are bothering me
@esai123, most prenatals don't have iron in them. Which I didn't know until this time around. Id go buy some iron supplements. I also just found out that taking iron with calcium defeats the purpose of taking the iron at all. The calcium blocks your body's ability to absorb the iron. Crazy to me, but I'm not supposed to have calcium when taking my iron and have been having major issues with my anemia. So, I totally understand the vision, fatigue, etc. How long has it been since you had the csection?
@esai123, I had tons of headaches. My doctor told me it was because of the way I was sitting though. I would hunch over when I would feed my baby so make sure you sit in a comfy chair to feed and avoid that. The blurry vision never experienced that. It can be low blood sugars, high blood pressure, anemia. The fatigue will last for months lol unfortunately it's one of the many side effects of having a newborn and giving birth. Try to rest as much as possible and don't be scared to ask for help.
Gwendolyn Paschal·
Мама дочки-младенца
I didn't have any weird side effects...
Debbbbiee❤·
Мама троих детей
I've had 3 what do you mean weird side effects?
Karen·
Мама троих детей
@esai123, not really weird, except the numbness of the incision. That was probably the weirdest aftermath for me.
Azalia·
Мама сына-младенца
headaches, fatigue, eye vision kinda blurry @debbiecakez22
Karen·
Мама троих детей
@esai123, the blurry vision is definitely a trip to the hospital. It could be a number of things. Most likely anemia (low iron), but could also be too much bleeding. Always a great idea to go get checked out. Better safe than sorry, especially having a tiny one to care for.
Debbbbiee❤·
Мама троих детей
I mean yes I experience headaches and fatigue because your body is still trying to adjust and go back to normal you just gave birth you know what I mean but as far as my vision I don't remember my eyes are bothering me
Azalia·
Мама сына-младенца
yeah thats what i was thinking anemia, because i had it before i gave birth. but ive been taking my prenatals still. @kejs0911
Karen·
Мама троих детей
@esai123, most prenatals don't have iron in them. Which I didn't know until this time around. Id go buy some iron supplements. I also just found out that taking iron with calcium defeats the purpose of taking the iron at all. The calcium blocks your body's ability to absorb the iron. Crazy to me, but I'm not supposed to have calcium when taking my iron and have been having major issues with my anemia. So, I totally understand the vision, fatigue, etc. How long has it been since you had the csection?
Diana·
Мама сына-младенца, беременна (6 нед.)
@esai123, I had tons of headaches. My doctor told me it was because of the way I was sitting though. I would hunch over when I would feed my baby so make sure you sit in a comfy chair to feed and avoid that. The blurry vision never experienced that. It can be low blood sugars, high blood pressure, anemia. The fatigue will last for months lol unfortunately it's one of the many side effects of having a newborn and giving birth. Try to rest as much as possible and don't be scared to ask for help.