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Is there anything to help ease the pain for an incision from c-section. without using strong pain killers. or treatment for fast healing. ?
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Add Aleve (naproxen): 2 tablets 2 x per day with food if not on anything similar like motrin. It may help you reduce the other meds but you did just have a pretty big surgery, keep it clean but your gonna need pain medication. Gd luc.
Answered 3/1/2018
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