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Is it normal to still had pain ?

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When was your surgery?

The first 4 days were the worst for me as far as pain goes. The worst place was the largest incision, like you said... where all the action took place. I had quite a bit of bruising there too, so that hurt.

I took my liquid pain med for over 2 weeks because the pain bothered me quite a bit.

Some people have hardly any pain at all, others have quite a bit, it varies from person to person.

That incision for me Played up for sometime up to 6 months after if I wore jeans I'd get a sharp pain there when I stood up or after a long car ride but it's now completely gone 11 months out but I think it stopped around the 6 month mark for me

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Sometimes, I know for me I'm 12 days out. I have discomfort but not pain. However, I can feel the scar tissue underneath the incisions and if I put pressure there, ouch!

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