Patient's question:
I had a C-section, and now I'm feeling pain in my left buttock. I'm a bit worried—is this a sign of some illness? Does this have anything to do with the C-section? I want to understand what to do about the left buttock pain two months after the C-section.Doctor's answer:
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Suggest you can do so:
1. Don't sit for too long. After sitting for an hour, get up and walk around, move around a bit, like going to the bathroom.
2. Just sit on something a little softer!
3. If you feel very uneasy, just go to the hospital directly. Then everything will be fine.
4. Eat more, gain some weight. When there's some flesh on your buttocks, you won't feel it anymore, haha~
There are many treatment methods for cesarean births, but since the patient's condition is different, the diagnostic methods used will also vary. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible to treat the symptoms accordingly.
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