TAB injection guide after C-section

A short patient guide to how TAB block pain relief is used after cesarean delivery

What this guide is about

TAB or TAP block is a pain relief injection used after some C-sections to reduce pain in the abdominal wall. It can help lower the need for stronger pain medicines and may make early movement easier during recovery.

This page brings the handout into the website library and keeps the original Arabic document linked for patients who want the exact clinic handout.

What patients should know

• TAB block is usually given by the anesthesia team around the time of surgery.
• It targets the abdominal wall rather than putting you fully to sleep.
• It is used to improve comfort during the first part of recovery.
• It does not replace every other form of pain control, but it can be part of a broader pain plan.

Have questions? Book a consultation with Dr. Raed Ahmed by phone or WhatsApp: +966 50 310 0022

Good questions to ask before surgery

• Will TAB block be recommended for my C-section?
• How long is the pain relief expected to last?
• What other pain medicines will I still need afterward?
• Are there any reasons it may not be right for me?

Access the original handout

Use the clinic handout link on this page if you want the original Arabic document shared with patients.