Post-C-Section Pain Management with the Enhanced Recovery after Surgery and Multimodal Analgesia Methods: A Case Series

Introduction: This study aims to present the management of postoperative c-section pain using multimodal analgesia.
 Case presentation: There were two patients who received analgesia as a treatment for C-section pain. The first patient, woman 15 years old, will undergo Caesarean section operation with indications G1P0A0, term pregnancy, and cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD). second 23-year-old woman, 1x umbilical cord. Physical examination both showed vital signs within normal limits. Laboratory evaluation Both included in ASA II category. anesthetic method used intraoperatively was subarachnoid block hyperbaric bupivacaine 0.5% 10 mg morphine 50 mcg. Lidocaine infiltration injection is performed combination following; lidocaine 2% (3 ampoules), dexamethasone 4 mg, ketorolac 60 4000 mcg dissolved aquabides into 20 ml subcutaneously.
 Conclusion: A an appropriate approach undergoing cesarean section.