The cesarean delivery rate in the US in 2005 was 30%. In 1996, it was approximately 20%. The rate of cesarean deliveries is indeed increasing. Many factors contribute to the increasing incidence...

It's not unusual, after childbirth(via vaginal delivery or C/S) to have a time of readjusting to your hormones. However, since you're not breastfeeding and have been using oral contracep...

i had a c-section 11 years ago when i had my twins ive had 4 more children since and they were all born naturaly hope this helps

The smell certainly could be a result of the infection, and the brownish discharge would be in the normal course of things for post delivery bleeding. It's old blood, really old blood, and i...

I just had surgery to have my ovaries both removed and also to have a double hernia repaired from giving vaginal birth to my oldest son (25 yrs. now) anyway, i have the shooting down the leg pain a...

You should discuss it with your doctor, but I have heard a few other women complain about the same things after tubals. I don't think it's anything terribly worrysome, but if you are unco...

If you can, put the tissue in a plastic container and in the fridge.(Gross, I know, but important) Call the doctor who is seeing you, and arrange an appointment- today preferably. Take the tissue...

I am not sure if you said you did not have PID before your pregnancy. It could be that you got infected during pregnancy it could be your husband transmitted it to you, the possibilities are many...

My guess is that your diarrhea has more to do with your hospital stay than it does with the c-section. You probably got something like c-diff during your stay. It's a very common infection i...

was it a spinal to give you medication? If inflamed or infected you would probably have bad headaches.

Naturally you don't want to do any strenthening or your muscles until advised by your OB-GYN. C-sections grab ahold of your abdomen and pelvic floor. Although when you are ready here are 3 ...

You could have lots of scar tissue and adhesions..Better have your Dr. check it out!! Also ya might have them check for endrometriosis...It is very painful...I had to have surgery for that a couple...

I agree. It sounds like a nerve problem. Did you have a spinal or epidural anesthetic for your C-birth? If so, it's possible the needle irritated one of the nerves that makes up the sci...

yes, Recovery only takes 6 weeks after a c-section but, if you want you can always chack with your doctor.

hello, well my mother had scar tissue due to a c section when having me, and the scar tissue created a mass overtime which she had removed (surgery) a little over a year ago...she is doing fine now...