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when did you stop feeling pain or I had a Cesarean birth 22 months ago. It's normal to experience some numbness and tingling at the incision site, especially when it's touched. If you're not feeling shooting or stabbing pains, or pain when it's not being touched at all, then you're probably okay, but it wouldn't hurt to mention it to your doctor next time you go, just in case. I have had 3 c-sections and the scar area can remain tender for sometime afterward. remember you have had muscle, tissue and fat cut through and so will take some time to heal. if you are still concerned, maybe you should see your doctor and ask if what you are feeling is normal. |
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