I'm not a conceited person. This is actually a real question and I don't want to ask my doctor because I don't want to imply she didn't do a good job, so here it is...
After my first c-section, my belly was fine. After the second one, I had a belly flap over my incision... It wasn't pretty at all. Do you know what causes it? Is it because I had a second c-section? Is it because something webt wrong during the procedure or healing? I'm going in for a third, should I expect it to come back?
I'll probably find the courage to ask my doctor... But until then, thank you!
Re: Belly flap?
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Like PP, I'm jealous you didn't have the belly flap the first go around.
It's not that anything went wrong, nor would there have been much you could have done to prevent it. Your body is layered: skin, fat, muscle, uterus. When you're being stitc
I do not have it, but I also didn't gain a lot of weight. I gained about 20 pounds, maybe that has something to do with it?
It's not just csection moms that get it. All that extra skin has to hang somewhere.
But I wo
I am SO glad I found this discussion board! I too just had my second c section and after my first, I did not remember any kind of belly flap at all. This time around though, it is definitely more prominent and it's very disheartening. My LO is currentl
wow I never knew someone not to have one so essentially you lucked out after your first! The thing is that its extra skin. The dr.'s try to pull your skin down as much as possible, but lets face it your skin has been stretched out, your