Dramatic Weight Loss

For me, not the baby.
I made a massive post explaining it all, but because I'm a retard I lost it all by pressing a button i shouldnt have, so I shall summarise!

Has anyone had a massive weightloss after a caesarean that is probably more than what you should be losing? Lily is 2 and a half weeks old and since her eviction, i've lost 26kg.
I'm getting severe backpains that dont go away with ANY painkillers - although i'm off the Tramadol now and I dont really want to be getting more of them - cant afford the $40 at the doctor AND the $20 for the pills anyway :P
Its getting to the point that if I walk around for longer than 10 mins, I cant breathe properly and the pain becomes pretty much unbearable. I'm not lifting anything I shouldnt be - including my poor toddler - i'm resting properly even tho I'm able to drive again, i'm on regular paracetamol and voltarens so my 'pain management' routine is sorted out.
Mum thinks my body is probably having a hissy fit at the fast weight loss and everything is trying too fast to go back to how it should be (bones etc)
Any suggestions? Cant afford the physio atm so thats out of the question as well. My MW doesnt seem to be concerned about it - in fact I'm completely over the moon that i've lost so much because this is the smallest i've been since I was a teenager (averaged around 130ish kg for the last 12 years EW) but now i'm at 110kg and the poor old body is NOT happy!!!

Did you have alot of fluid retention at the end?

I was induced due to PE so was huge - I put on over 30kgs. I lost 20kgs in a week but that was mostly all fluid.

I lost around 23kg in the 2 weeks after my caesar, that was all my baby weight plus a few extra kgs. I didnt have any pain anywhere though (except for the pain around the caesar scar). I reakon it wouldnt hurt to see your doc just to make sure everythings ok:)

I had a huge weight loss after my c/s too. But like most of the others didn't have any pain other than a little bit around my wound. I took ibruprofen and paracetamol for it. Extreme pain and breathlessness sounds concerning and definitely worth a doctors visit. To be honest I'm surprised the mw isn't taking it more seriously particularly regarding the breathing as it could indicate something like a blood clot on the lung!!

Grrr makes me so mad that you have to question wether you should see a Dr or not cos its so expendy, that is really pants. The UK has plenty of problems but free Dr's visits is bloody awesome.

I lost a fair bit of weight after my c/section, about 3 -4 weeks post eviction I was 7kgs under my pre preg weight, so the loss from full term was 14kgs - 87 to 73kgs, so proportionately that might be simillar to your loss?? Cant be bothered doing the math lol.

Definately go and see the Dr, by 3 weeks post c/section I was only taking a few panadol a day and was moving around pretty much comfortably albeit carefully IYKWIM.

I think a Drs visit is probably a good idea, even if it costs. Even though the timing suggests they're linked, it might even be something unrelated to the C-section - the Dr can check everything out. Being in that much pain doesn't sound like everything's going smoothly on the inside somewhere!

didnt read everything but this is mine..... i had emergency and was in hospital for month after and nearly didnt make it....i was size 14 and went down to 8 once i got home and all blood clots had been drained...2 yrs later i went to specialist cause having another baby and they felt my back as i would have to have another c.....she touched a point and i screamed i was in agony....it was from the apedirual they dude hadnt done it right.....i can suggest ostepath tho....they may just help...taking my boy at moment awesome