How does the pain at the cesarean section incision start?

Patient's question:

Just in the last 3 months

Doctor's answer:

Your condition should be checked to see if there is any redness or discharge at the wound site. If there is, it indicates inflammation, and you need to use anti-inflammatory medication for both oral and topical treatment. If there isn't, the pain alone is a normal response and does not require anti-inflammatory treatment. Over time, as the local nerves and tissues heal, the pain should subside.

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