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I'm 4 weeks postpartum had a csection and my body is real sore . is it because of the pain medicine wore off? or should i be concerned
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Stay well as you can: Don't worry, but do talk with your ob/gyn. If there is anything wrong, the sooner it is attended to, the better. You have a lot of demands on you now and being as well as possible is a really good way to go. Enjoy and get to know your baby!
Answered 5/11/2013
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