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Is this normal?

I had surgery a week ago and since then, I have had frequent bolt of pain under my breast. It feels like a bolt of electricity in my stomach area that leaves me crying out loud in pain.

Had anyone experience this? How long does it last?

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I got them both sides after I had my tubes tied after my caesar. My tubes worried more than the caesar incision did - but I did tell my ob to do a good job so I think they were pretty butchered.

I had that feeling after both surgeries I had in the abdomen area. My Dr. told me that it's a combo of things like the nerve damage, pain & gas. Doesn't mean that is what your problem is, but it's something to think about. I hope things get better quickly, hang in there. :D

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