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It's been seven months since my second c section and for the last week i have been experiencing uterine sorenessshould i be concerned?
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Scar tissue: You may have adhesions (scar tissue) that often results after surgery normally. If the pain worsens, then contact the C/Section surgeon.
Answered 11/24/2015
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