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Old 01-06-2008, 11:00 PM #27
bethtaylor bethtaylor is offline
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nerves being cut doesn't mean you had pain. it can mean the inscion is numb. many of the woman i have contact with had said they have the numbness and at time pickly pains when the nerves are healing.

i had an emergancy c-section with my son. 18 years later...the line is still numb. the only pain i had was no anesthea during the operation.

i'm glad you decided to join here beth.
I had a hysterectomy last year and I'm still numb from the belly button down. Very annoying!
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