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I had a baby 4 weeks ago...everything its good with the bleeding and the pain but my question is....is it ok if am still have the stiches? sorry tmi
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Post preg pain: First congratulations on your baby. I am assuming that you had sutures with the delivery. It is normal that area will remain sensitive for awhile. Anything that expands that tissue will make it more sensitive for some time. This should resolve though. When you go back to the doctor for your 6 week check have them discuss this with you.
Answered 11/28/2017
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