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2021-06-16 19:27:27
I had my c section 1 year ago do you think I have some infection around the scar. There is no pain
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No there's no infection around the scar. It is normal and you should not worry or become apprehensive for it.
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Maintain local hygiene and have regular soap water bath

Answered2021-06-17 04:28:11

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No infection whatsoeve
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Scar revision

Answered2021-06-16 21:05:18

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That redness is due to new tissue . Apply vitamin e oil No marks cream may also help
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take vitamin C
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check  if you have kelloid tendancy

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It's OK . Remove hair Keep it clean and dry

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