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A member asked:
2weeks after my c-section i feel preasure and acward in.my insicion no pain.no bleeding but feel way better laying down or sitting is this normal?
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It can be: The pressure in your incision might be from swelling or rarely some fluid beneath the incision. It is possible you have been too active and that has caused some swellling. Your could see if it gets better with rest. If there is pain or redness or fever or drainage you need to call your doctor.
Answered 3/29/2013
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