I've been experiencing tightness in my throat and having some trouble breathing. I'm not sure who to see about this. Can you help me figure out which kind of doctor I should consult for these symptoms?

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Dr Anshul Maheshwari

General Practitioner

MBBS
5+ Yrs

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Postpartum backache and gas issues can be challenging.

Possible causes:

Weakened core muscles after C-section

Postural changes during pregnancy and postpartum

Gas buildup due to slowed digestion or pressure on abdominal organs

Adhesions or scar tissue from C-section

Consider:

Gentle exercises to strengthen core muscles

Good posture and body mechanics

Dietary changes (e.g., avoiding gas-producing foods)

Probiotics or digestive enzymes to aid digestion

Consult your obstetrician or a physical therapist specializing in postpartum care for personalized guidance.

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