@Ciara thank you. I kept wondering if it was because it’s in the exact spot I got the epidural 🥲
I actually developed severe chronic sciatica as a result of the epidural, essentially. When I got the epidural it apparently shifted the nerve in my lower back, so when I hurt my back putting my toddler to bed and caused a soft tissue lesion in my spine, it was in just the right place to put constant pressure on my sciatic nerve 🥲 I was also immobilized for the first couple of days and now I have to see a chiropractor regularly and do home pain management
@Cassiopeia thank you for the response. I feel like this may be the issue with me because I also have experienced mild sciatica but never to this extent!!! I can’t move right now either which sucks because my husband was literally going on a work trip tomorrow morning and he’s gonna cancel now.
If it’s in the exact spot maybe that spot is more sensitive now and when you moved it injured easier? I’m not too sure
I have a dull ache present, by the end of the day, at the epidural site. It's pretty consistent. I don't know that you would experience a side effect so delayed from having given birth 9 months ago.
When I was pregnant, I had debilitating pain in my SI joint. I couldn’t move like at all. I’ve never felt pain like that. It was right above my butt cheek. Very occasionally, I will get a tiny bit of pain. But nothing like it was when I was pregnant
Not the epidural 9 months later
It’s likely that you pulled something or pinched a nerve It would be weird to suddenly have that intense of pain 9 months after the epidural if it was due to the epidural