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POST OFF PAIN....HELP!

IM 3 WEEKS POST OP and still have pain in my biggest incision...everything is healed up but when I make certian moves or go from laying to standing..I want 2 scream bcuz of this sharp pain....I mean is this normal or am I just being a freak out crazy over eager cry baby?

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  • It's normal as I was shocked by it too. I called my doc in the middle of the night freaking out. It is where they do the majority of the work so more pain. Take it easy. It will pass.

  • Definitely normal. I had the same pain 2 weeks after my surgery. Surgeon told me it was normal since I was moving more and the amount of work that was done through that incision. If the pain increases

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It's normal as I was shocked by it too. I called my doc in the middle of the night freaking out. It is where they do the majority of the work so more pain. Take it easy. It will pass.

If it is very bothersome, and especially if it is really red and "angry"-looking, check with your doctor. Infection is not a good thing!

Definitely normal. I had the same pain 2 weeks after my surgery. Surgeon told me it was normal since I was moving more and the amount of work that was done through that incision. If the pain increases or you notice signs of infection than call the doctor.

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