C section moms when does the pain stop 😔😔😔😩

Mines stop hurting a week and a half after I had my daughter but everybody is different

@jtaylorg, its only been 5 days for me it's not that bad right now but sometimes it burns and it's still sore

I had one 6 days ago and today I feel great. I can walk around for long distances and everything just sore at times of course

Mines stop hurting a week and a half after I had my daughter but everybody is different

@mommiesaremagical14, that's exactly how I am the only difference is i can lay on my back and sometimes I can lay on my sides but it still hurts when I get up and when I walk or even if I try to turn over in bed it's painful

@mct, thank you !

@ccancilla3, I am i have to go in on Wednesday anyway they had me taking Percocets for pain which I knew was way too much for her even though they said it wasn't

@jadasweet0218, it will .. I’m sorry I don’t know what to say call your doctor and tell them what the babies doctor said

@mimimommyof2, it's just hard to move around I'm hoping it gets easier

@ccancilla3, the pain medication broke my daughter out so I went to my doctor original doctor who I've been going to since a kid and he told me to stop taking what the other doctor prescribed and only take Tylenol extra strength

Keep yourself active it helps your body heal I was in pain for the time I was in the hospital and felt decent when I got to go home in about a week and a half I wasn’t in pain anymore I just felt numb and I STILL feel numb 🙄

@jadasweet0218, that’s not true I breastfed and I took pain medicine for about a week .. call your doctor not good to suffer

I didn't have pain with mine. I was up and moving within less than 24 hours after surgery. Every woman is different. They said the more you walk the better you do. We walked a lot. Hope yours goes soon.

@jadasweet0218 well my experience it was very painful for me as I've seen other women who are up and moving around no problem within a week. I walked like a hunchback for about a month until I could stand up straight without feeling like my incision was going to tear open. The only position I could sleep in was a sitting upright position I couldn't lay flat because it felt like my incision was being pulled on I couldn't lay on my side because it also felt like it was being pulled on of course I couldn't lay on my stomach I couldn't even pick up my own DD for the first couple of weeks my SO would have to pick her up and hand her to me. The best thing for you to do is to continue moving but think of it as being on light duty at work and just give it a quick clean at least once a day to keep it from getting sore or infected. Also from what I remember breastfeeding may help speed up the healing process.

Other than the shit hurts

@mommiesaremagical14, I'm gonna be honest I'm not sure what's what with this c section crap idk anything about it

@mommiesaremagical14, yes that's what's on mines right now

@jadasweet0218 oh okay, don't forget to make sure you keep it clean so you don't get an infection I believe they say just a little bit of warm soapy water will do the trick. I had steri-strips when I got my C-section.

@mommiesaremagical14, yea they gave me one I hardly ever use it though and they stitched it with dissolvable stitches if I'm not mistaken

@jadasweet0218 I couldn't take that either because I'm allergic to aspirin, LOL. A couple months ago I had a really bad headache and we were unfortunately out of Advil I ended up taking 2 Tylenol cuz I was so desperate and broke out in hives and got super itchy. Did they give you a waistband at the hospital? And if you don't mind my asking how did they close your incision?

@mommiesaremagical14, I can't take anything other than Tylenol for pain because I breast feed so I can kinda understand

@jadasweet0218 it's not so bad, it'll be over before you know it. I hated it too what sucked the most was the fact that I couldn't be prescribed a good pain med since I am allergic to hydrocodone/codene and acetaminophen. Which are two of the main ingredients in all the good prescription painkillers. It's different for everyone so you might heal quicker.

@mommiesaremagical14, omg 😞😞💔this is so depressing

@jadasweet0218 it took me 2 months for the severe pain to stop to the point that I could get up, walk and pick up my dd without pain. To be honest it took 2 years for the switches of pain itching and numbness to stop. Like @n_favors said moving around is important but not too much. There is a fine line between moving to get to exercise/heal the muscles and moving till you hurt yourself. A C-section is major surgery sneezing laughing, coughing, stretching, lifting your arms. Those simple things take time to get over with no pain.

@n_favors, 😔thanks

Yea I no hon but it gets better.

@n_favors, yes but it's kinda hard it hurts more when I move too much it hurts to get out of bed and sometimes even to lay down

@jasminecrystel, damn 😞

Have you been moving? The more you walk and move around the better. Sitting stiffens it up and makes it more sore

@jadasweet0218, i would say 6-8 weeks to b pain free everyone is different

@twistedrenots, yes but I breast feed so I had to stop and just take Tylenol and thank you

It will eventually. Hang in there. Did you get some pain meds? And congratulations ❤