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Wife Woke Up With Violent Shake And Stuttering Badly. Had C-section 2 Days Back. Suggestions?

my wife had a c-section 2 days ago and when i just woke her up to feed our son she awoke with a violent shake and was stuttering quiet badly. I rang the hopsital helpline we where given who said it is probably because she hasn t eaten much today and its because of her blood sugar level. Can you expand on what the problem is as it was quiet worrying to see her stuttering so badly. It has since calmed down.
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
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Hi ! If it has calmed down by now, it could have been due to low blood sugar level. However, urinary tract infection or a pelvic infection has to be excluded as well. If it recurs again, then you are suggested to get your wife reviewed by your treating obstetrician. Good luck.
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Wife Woke Up With Violent Shake And Stuttering Badly. Had C-section 2 Days Back. Suggestions?

Hi ! If it has calmed down by now, it could have been due to low blood sugar level. However, urinary tract infection or a pelvic infection has to be excluded as well. If it recurs again, then you are suggested to get your wife reviewed by your treating obstetrician. Good luck.