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Q: C Section, Hemorrhage, Dnc, Blood Transfusions

asked by: momma on May 20th, 2004

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We have an awesome baby boy. 10 pounds at birth. After c section I hemorrhaged then the nurses kind of beat on my stomach to see if they could cause a blood clot to pass. No luck. Had blood transfusions and a dnc surgery. Anemic for quite awhile and now much better. When I try to start an exercise program I start to have digestive issues after a few days. Stomach feels bloated and the doctor tells me to do more sit ups. Just wanna slap him. Any experience or stories out there?

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insurancegirl

replied on May 20th, 2004

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Not that I had that much go on (however I did have heart failure during my c-sec) I too feel more bloated after exercising. I have a pouch over my c-sec scar, and it just makes me sick. I've tried sit ups, and it seems to increase the size of the pouch. I hope I can find something that will help, i'm so depressed.

~jennifer~

blessed8888

replied on February 12th, 2008

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help !! me 2

5 months ago, I had a c-sect,bladder reconsruct,part hyster,and i died they revived me now i am over weight, arthri,stomache bloated any ideas????? I know the doc are stupid& they say situps (HELLO!!!!)

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