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C-section with #1 mommas....

Im having a weird pain where my c-section scar is.  Almost like the incision feels only weeks old instead of months old (4 months actually).  I have slight cramping but it feels normal, and my incision looks okay.  I guess Im afraid I might "split open" I think I may call the dr on Monday if it still feels the same.. Anyone else have this sensation when preggers with number #2?  Thanks!

 

 

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Re: C-section with #1 mommas....

  • Yes. I asked my dr and he said it was normal. It went away in 2nd tri.
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  • I had the same feelings. It would come and go.
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  • I felt that way off and on and all along my OB said it was fine.
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  • Had the same problem and was also worried.  It went away in 2nd tri.
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    Yes. I asked my dr and he said it was normal. It went away in 2nd tri.

    Ditto! Maybe once the uterus moves above that area it stops irritating it? IDK, but this was definitely true for me, too (so far, anyway). 

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  • I asked the OB too.

    Here's how she explained it:

    Imagine the incision - it went thru skin, fat, muscle and the uterus.

    As it heals scar tissue forms on each one of those layers.

    As those areas grow and stretch with a subsequent pregnancy that scar tissue is literally ripped apart.

    The more fair skinned a person is the denser their scar tissue tends to be. 

    What you're feeling is totally normal.

     

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  • thank u ladies all so much for your input... you've helped to ease my mind a bit!
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  • I'm so glad you asked this question! I have been having the same thing and was beginning to wonder if it was normal, so glad to know it's common!
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    I asked the OB too.

    Here's how she explained it:

    Imagine the incision - it went thru skin, fat, muscle and the uterus.

    As it heals scar tissue forms on each one of those layers.

    As those areas grow and stretch with a subsequent pregnancy that scar tissue is literally ripped apart.

    The more fair skinned a person is the denser their scar tissue tends to be. 

    What you're feeling is totally normal.

     

    yes this! 

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  • I had that in 3rd tri. I would bring it up at your next appt so that they are at least aware of it... even if it does go away.

    I had to have a repeat c/s b/c of the risk of rupturing my incision. <-per Dr.'s notes post-surgery

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