Abdomen pain

2023-12-12 05:25:22
I had C-section delivery 3 months back. Since it's been 3 months, I had started climbing steps once in a day, from last week. But because of that I have started getting pain where the stitches were done. Is it normal? Should I take any medicine?
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Answered2023-12-12 08:18:19

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Answered2023-12-12 07:10:08

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Answered2023-12-12 06:22:41

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Mild pain at stitch line is normal in early days but if it is significant contact your treating gynaecologist for examination
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Answered2023-12-12 06:01:27

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Please get yourself examined by a Gynaecologist. It could be an infection along the stitches line. It should be treated.

Answered2023-12-12 05:58:01

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Answered2023-12-12 06:53:39

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It is normal. Slight amount of pain at incision site will persist for sometimes

Answered2023-12-12 05:44:05

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u can take pain killer

Answered2023-12-12 05:37:31

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Stitches have already healed. You can take medicine for pain when required. .

Answered2023-12-12 05:33:49

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The pain is not because of the fact that you have started to climb steps 6 weeks following the cesarean the stitches hv healed completely well yes you can take a medicine for the pain you need an ultrasound to find out the reason

Answered2023-12-12 05:30:09

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