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8 months since i had bby by c-section lately i have some pain in the incision site is this normal? will pain come and go? what can help with the pain?
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Call you doctor: In the early days or weeks you can breastfeed and get cramping but by 5 months these subside. You need to have an evaluation to figure out why you are still cramping.
Answered 4/8/2014
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