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After c section
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It's been 15 days after c-section.sometimes when I lie down on back or side feeling like something inside vibration is going on between chest and abdomen.. i couldn't able to tell exactly.. it's like when we have severe cold weather have one vibration inside our body same thing I'm feeling now.. bowl movements/ urinary all good.. no incision pain currently. But getting sometimes this vibration feeling. And also getting palpitations sometimes not often not sure this is bcz of lack of sleep part of post partum .pls suggest
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A fluttering or vibrating feeling between your chest and tummy this early after a c-section is usually muscle twitching or gas movement as your abdominal wall heals, not something dangerous. Occasional palpitations with nothing else worrying you are often linked to tiredness, broken sleep and the hormonal shift of early postpartum recovery.
Next Steps
Stay hydrated, rest when you can, and mention this to your obstetrician at your routine postpartum check so they can listen to your heart and confirm all is well.
Health Tips
Seek emergency care right away if you feel breathless, faint or dizzy, or your heart races and won't settle even at rest.
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