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4 months after my 2nd c-section still feel the area around the insition numb when i touch it or if i scratch it or near the insition, is it normal?
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Cutaneous nerves: The under the skin nerves(cutaneous) that allow feeling were interrupted by the c/s incision but will usually grow back and produce the 'feel good sensation' again. (smile).
Answered 9/29/2016
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