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Abdominal pain after c-section

2022-01-08 17:59:25
I have completed 1 month of delivery through c-section , feels pain in upper abdomen and sometimes around stitches but the pain does not continue for long. There is no bleeding or pus formation around stitches. Do I need to worry ? Is it common? Do I need to do to get rid of this? Also gas problem has increased for me nowadays..is it related to operation?please advise
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Answered2022-01-09 06:14:55

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Nothing to worry Hv small frequent meals Walk after meals Gas is due to lack of exercise n eating wrong

Answered2022-01-09 02:49:05

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