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Hello i had a csection in december 2017 ,this morning i have had sharp pains when i bend or move is this normal?
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Pelvic pain: 38 yo female with history of cesarean section who complains of onset of sharp pains with some movement. Since there is no history of menstrual pattern, contraceptive or sexually activity, the prudent thing is to see your doctor for evaluation and management.
Answered 4/22/2020
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