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How Can I Reduce Swelling From My C-section Scar Tissue?

Question by jmna | Posted in Women's Health

It's been 8 weeks since I had my spoil. This is my 4th child and 3rd C-Section. It's swollen both completely underneath the incision and above it on one side. I feel like Frankenstein!

Answer: Please go see your doctor. Because as you already understand this is not normal or right. I hope your okay
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Does C-section Scar Tissue Affect Fertility Or Cause Miscarriages?

Question by Laura S | Posted in Pregnancy

I have had 2 c-sections (last one was 3 years ago) and just now had a very early miscarriage. During the ultrasound the tech had a hard time seeing invariable things because of the scar tissue. Could scar tissue be a reason for the miscarriage? In other words, can scar tissue keep the embryo from implanting properly?
I was only 4 weeks fertile so they baby wasn't even formed yet so I don't think it was placenta previa (sp?) or other placenta problems

Answer: I worked in OB/GYN for 7 years and I have never heard anything that would urge that scar tissue would ever hurt anything. In fact, I was born with birth defects and had many, many surgeries in my female areas and I am fecund. The only thing that was mentioned with my scar is that it may be more difficult to see the baby's anatomy on the ultrasound so more than one ultrasound may be needed. I should add that my scar goes from my belly button courtyard clear down to my female area and it had been opened several times over so there is alot of scar tissue in there.

And V-BAC's are safe so I don't understand what that first answerer is talking about.

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Can Internal Scar Tissue From C-section Scar Be Seen On An Ultra Sound ?

Question by Descarada | Posted in Pregnancy

Very recently curious, I had a c-section 5 years ago and I'm 32 weeks pregnant having another c-section in a few weeks....and i was wondering if they can see how much scar tissue formed from that c section in 2006 ?

My assign question is

When you have a 2nd c section ...Is the incision spot over the exact same scar ?

Thanks

Answer: Not always. Sometimes, with transvaginal ultrasound you can see some shadowing from the section where the scar is, but it is not always visible & it's not really defined. In general, ultrasound doesn't really pick up on scar tissue.

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C-section Scar Tissue And Interstitial Cystitis?

Question by Tricia F | Posted in Infectious Diseases

I have interstitial cystitis (IC) and it has been flaring up honestly bad lately. I went to my doctor yesterday and told her I am also having pains in my degrade abdomen and back on my right side. I figured this was related to my IC, but she said she thinks what I am feeling is scar tissue as a denouement of having 2 c-sections. Has anyone dealt with this before? If so, do you know if that could cause my IC symptoms to flare as well? Also, it seems wierd to me that these pains would materialize now, as my first c-section was 6 years ago and my last was 2 years ago. Please help and let me know if you know anything that can help, both with the IC and the pains. My doctor said the only obsession

Answer: The IC is basically clogged crust pours. Try keeping the area cleaner and dryer.

The abdominal pain could be a digit of things. I wouldn't ignore it until I was sure there wasn't anything bad that cold be causing the headache. Did she check for ovarian cysts or endometriosis. You may also want to see a Family Practice doctor as they will look for things a GYN may not look for.

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Does Anybody Know Any Information On Scar Tissue From A C-section?

Question by IDK | Posted in Pregnancy

My first expression was by C-section due to labor not progressing. During my 2nd C-section it took 4 hours to get the baby out because there was so much scar tissue from the first c-section. I lost so much blood that I almost needed a blood transfusion. The doctor never could describe much about where the scar tissue came from & why there was so much. Does anybody know any details about scar tissue? Is there any way to prevent it? Did anybody else have this complication?Thanks so much!

Answer: You should be expert to have 4 children safely with a c-section (some have had 5)
To MaMa that's terrible you should talk to another doctor about that.

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Last Sunday I took a workshop with Jessie Levey, Certified Childbirth Educator (CCE) through the Childbirth Teaching Tie of Metropolitan New York (CEA/MNY) on Cesarean Childbirth and Control. Workshops likes these always get me driven to part what I learn. I representation if some of these statistics are new and nauseous to me, a gal very much in the childbirth edification fraternity, they are unquestionably uncommon to the undistinguished loaded mother and must be shared!

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