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Post c-section fever

Heatherlowry9

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January 2015 in C-sections

i has a RCS last Monday 1/19, all has been good. Yesterday I woke up sick, basically cold symptoms (my 3 y/o is sick too) and throughout the night I've been running a fever. My fever finally broke. My question is, if my incision looks good and doesn't appear to have any redness, etc...should I bother calling the dr about my fever?

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