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I had a csection & my uterus ruptured almost 2 years ago &ever since then i have a very bad pain on my left side of my belly. should i still have pain?
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No: I'm so sorry that happened to you. It's possible that some residual scar tissue from that surgery is causing your pain. I would recommend you make an appointment with a gynecolgoist to discuss and have an exam of the area. It's hard to detect scar tissue on ultrasound or ct or mri, so you and your doctor should discuss possible treatments for your pain. Again, so sorry you are having this pain.
Answered 3/20/2014
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