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I experienced (current like shock feeling) in tummy after my second cesarean section . my baby is 7 months old and i do experience those feelings from time to time. is that normal? please help?
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After abdominal surgery, occasionally scar tissue will form (adhesions) which immobilize the normal movement of the intestines, and contractions of the intestinal wall may cause a feeling as described from the tension on the intestinal wall which has acquired restriction of normal motion.
Answered 10/14/2022
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