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Belly pain

This sounds like an odd question.

I have belly pain when my shirt rubs on my belly. The catch is that it isn't where my incisions are. It is mostly in between my two large incisions. Is this normal?

Anything I can do about it? It hurts to walk because my shirt rubs on my belly the whole time.

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      @@gary5862 .... I have that too! I thought I was just weird. I'm about 17 days out and that feeling rubbing / slight pain is getting better . I just pull my shorts/ underwear down below my belly

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    did they give you a binder to wear when you were in the hospital? I wonder if it would help to wear that for a while.

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    I never had anything around my stomach in the hospital

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    @@gary5862 .... I have that too! I thought I was just weird. I'm about 17 days out and that feeling rubbing / slight pain is getting better . I just pull my shorts/ underwear down below my belly and sit doing a modified Al Bundy and it goes away ( tmi hee hee). It is getting better daily !

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