Natural birth is less painful than C-section I believe I hv C-section with Adrien it's been a month but I still feel achy ness an it's a bother I had metal staples at first it hurt like a bitch I wanted to dieee but it's slowly progressing.......let's see👀!!

@klachappelle, ouch girl that sounds soo painful. well hopefully u heal good i cnt understand ur pain but my blessing for u

@meganc, ohhh ok nd any ice packs are good to use? cuz i use the long big pads nd the spray too but no ice packs yet

C-Sections are only worse for the simple fact that you get cut open. Having a vaginal birth is no walk in the park either so don't think that just because someone has a C-Section it hurts more then a vaginal birth. Either way you're going to endure some pain that you've never felt before. C-Sections you go in on a specific date (unless your vaginal birth didn't go as planned) and they numb you up cut you open and take the baby out. Vaginal births can last days of excruciating pain. With my first I was in labor for two days and actually pushed myself to 10cm. C-Sections have a longer recovery time then a vaginal birth but both have a lot of pain while trying to heal. Imagine walking around feeling like your insides are going to fall out of your vagina lmao. Both have numbness and both still get pains after birth. That's the best way I can explain it. Those wonderful ladies up there in the comments that have had a C-Section go through a lot trying to recover while taking care of a newborn. So do women who've had a vaginal birth. We're all super women and we were all made to do this.

I've never had a c section but by what i heard and by what I know it's much more painful. I tore and even tho it is painful I was able to do things maybe c section mommas couldn't do. I consider vaginal to be easier on your body.

as csection is way worse than a vaginal delivery. that's why they only do a csection when they have ran out of choices. I had my kids vaginal, but I was healed in less than 2weeks . a csection on the other hand, my friend said it took her 4weeks to heal and she still wasn't fully healed. !

@hayleymarie, It's been 2 years and I still have numbness where my incision is and I probably always will.

C-sections are very hard to heal from. Even if you have an ideal healing situation like I did, I had no infection, and my skin was glued shut its still the worst pain I have ever been in and I've broken bones. You can't sneeze or cough without wanting to cry. And my uterus tore open during labor so I also had to heal from that, too. It's no walk in the park that's for sure, and unless you have experienced one you really don't know, just like I don't know what a vaginal birth is like, and I'll never know because I have to have a repeat c-section in September.

I didn't have a c section, I had a vaginal birth. But I've heard c sections take a lot longer to heal. I had a second degree tear, after 4-5 days I didn't really hurt down there anymore. I had sex at 3 weeks pp

The nerves in your tummy get permanently damaged and you have a forever numbness in your lower belly with occasional pains with a c section I'm 5 month pp and I still get pains and my mom had a c section with me 21 yrs ago and she's still numb with occasional pains

I used the ice packs and hazel pads I got from the hospital, and I didn't mess with my downstairs at all. I waited only five weeks to have sex and my stiches weren't gone yet but they didn't hurt. Plus the spray that numbs it from the hospital was my bestfriend after every restroom break I got too

@meganc, really within a week you healed. lucky what did u do girl. am over here in pain when going to the restroom

I've never had a c section but from what I've heard about it I would say it's worse. I tore and all. But only hurt for a week after. I hear it's a lot more time to recover after a c section. And hurts a lot longer as well