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Cesarean delivery pain

2019-12-11 14:03:09
Hi, Its been almost 6 weeks after my c - section delivery . After the bandage is removed pus has started coming out from the incision , so i undergone again antibiotics to get it heel. Now I m still having a pain in the area between incision and belly button . I feel more pain when i sit.. Please suggest me is this normal and pain reduces on time goes . Or Should i need to consult doctor , if yes what kind of treatment i need to go through ? Thanks Swathi
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kindly consult your doctor as it healed following infection and if possible do a superficial scan to rule out abnormalities so that you need not worry

Answered2019-12-11 17:26:51

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Consult to doctor .It will go off with time.

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