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Should i be wrried? had a csection 2 months ago and have recently been having some vomiting and abdominal tenderness in one spot. am also having a very heavy period.
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This : This definitely warrants a medical investigation. Please see your ob/gyn for a follow up. Is there is chance you could be pregnant again? If not you may be dealing with hormonal changes causing your heavy period. Please see your doctor asap. Best of luck.
Answered 10/3/2016
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