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Laughing Hurts

I am 7 days post op and the most pain I am experiencing is when I LAUGH. My fiance is always making me laugh and I have been literally begging him to stop because I am in pain...but I'm laughing so I can't get mad and/or serious. When will it end????

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Man oh man if my boyfriend found out laughing hurts he would put on a show... He loves to play and make me laugh and I havent really been wanting to play. So he says "Just wait til you have surgery im gonna torcher you" So this has to be a secret because if not I may laugh too hard and hurt my tummy.

Your fiance isnt playing fair!

Just hold a pillow over your stomach and then you should be able to laugh, sneeze or cough without too much pain.

I remember when I had my daughter , by Caesarean, there was 1 woman on our ward who was a complete comedian. She had us in stitches which is a problem when you have stitches in you!

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