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C section stiches incision pain..
I had an emergency c section two months back still I'm in pain in stiches and inside also..moving on bed and sitting also feeling pain... is it ok and when will it reduce and am wrapping cloth tight to abdomen from little bit up from the sitches after few one week from delivery is it is the reason for pain..plz help me..
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Pain in and around the stitches of a Caesarean section even after 2 months is not normal. It could be infected. Consult your Gynaecologist who did the C-sec and get a physical examination of the same.
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Dr. Sreeparna Roy
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Kolkata
Many women keep complaining of pain even a year after a c section. You might experience occasional pain from time to time due to healing of the tissues.
However make sure that the incision site isn't gaping/ there's no discharge coming out of the incision site/ there's no swelling during menses
Take tab emanzen d twice a day for 5 days followed by SOS for pain
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