Patient's question:
Before, I sometimes found small things in the area where it hurt, like the size of a peanut. But I didn't care. Today, I touched it again, and it seems a bit bigger, but it's not clear. What is this thing? Is it serious? Should I have surgery to remove it?Past Treatment and Effects:
Today, I went to the hospital, but they didn't do an ultrasound.
What Help Do I Need:
What should I do? Could it be something bad?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you have issues with the incision area from your cesarean section. Considering the symptoms you mentioned, it is more likely that the problem is fibrosis of the scar tissue or an incisional hernia. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital's surgical outpatient department for a thorough examination to confirm the diagnosis. If fibrosis is present, you can consider a follow-up visit for local isolated anesthesia to soften the scar, which should yield good results. There are many treatment methods for cesarean sections, but since the symptoms of patients vary, the treatment methods used will also differ. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as they notice symptoms.