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Maci Case
Maci Case
Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)

Second time moms , c section moms, I'm 17 weeks and I have a lot of pressure "down there" right around where my c…

Second time moms , c section moms, I'm 17 weeks and I have a lot of pressure "down there" right around where my c section scar is... It's kinda painful. Is this normal?

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macicase

Maci Case

Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)

Sounds like your lo was very comfy! I hope this pain eases up! @no mmyof3_2015

missing76user

missing76user

When my last ultrasound was done the baby was laying length wise right on my scar with one hand behind it's head and the other holding the umbilical cord. It had the umbilical cord between it'd legs and it's feet crossed but pushing against my side. I am sure now that's why it hurts so much lol. Plus I am big I never had a cute little bump this pregnancy.😂

macicase

Maci Case

Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)

@mommyof3_2015, that's how mine feels, I'm only 17 weeks and I feel huge, it's just a lot of pressure... Maybe the way the baby is laying?

macicase

Maci Case

Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)

Oh goodness! If it feels like this at only 17 weeks I can't imagine later on! 😳😳 @lilyandkaidynsmommy

missing76user

missing76user

Mine hurts a lot I have had 2 C-section's before. It feels like my scars are going to rip apart.

missing171user

missing171user

Мама двоих (младенец)

It won't though lol I felt like that too. My scar was stretched to the max at the end and was so itchy

macicase

Maci Case

Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)

That's crazy!! I feel like my belly is gonna bust open.. 😳 @lilyandkaidynsmommy

missing171user

missing171user

Мама двоих (младенец)

Yes. I swear I felt pulling and stretching on my scar

Regardless of how you deliver your baby, C-section or vaginal, you are still a mother. Too many people have…

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