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A member asked:
I recently just had a cesarean.i was discharged 5 days ago. i constantly feel nauseous.should i go see my gynecologist ?
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Yes: you may contact your gyencologist's office to touch base and see if there is any abdominal or intestinal irritation, also you may still have some aftereffects of the anesthesia, I hope this helps
Answered 7/5/2019
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