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Almost 4 yrs after csection, still no feeling from incision site to navel. is this normal?
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Option: That can certainly happen. Scar injection (not with steroids) & scar deactivation (with & without electrical stimulation) may help this. These procedures are done by many acupuncturists.
Answered 9/29/2016
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