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Cesarean 6wks ago did some tva & pelvic floor moves & tonight my incision stings when i lay down no fluid leaking or fever just the stinging normal?
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Probably fine: After 6 weeks, your incision should be healed and able to handle light activity. I am assuming that your surgeon has evaluated your incision as well. Some stretching of the incision can initially lead to some stinging feelings. If in doubt tho, call your doctor and have the incision looked at.
Answered 9/5/2014
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