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Numbness in the lower abdominal
I had a c section delivery this January and still have numbness in my lower abdominal area. Is that normal ?
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No need to worry. It's very common. It happens due to nerve endings getting cut by the incision which is totally unavoidable. Don't worry the nerves regenerate  but takes time ok. But still you are worried then please consult your treating doctor.
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Kindly visit your gynaecologist.
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