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Pain!

I went to bed last night and shortly after I got this really bad sharp burning intense pain underneath my lower right incision and the pain hasn't gone away. The more I move the worse the pain gets. I'm three weeks out. Is this normal?

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Do you think it could gas from something you ate? I would call your doctor just to be on the safe side. Is your incision site swollen or red?

It looks swollen. I don't think it's gas. It burns even lightly touching the area.

Vbgirl264

Hey I had surgery 1-22-13 and about a week out

I had to knots appear they the surgeon office

Said it was scare tissue

Also incisions will start to burn or sting when healing its the nerves coming back together

But if you have redness swelling call them

Just to make sure

Hope your doing ok:) ;)

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