I agree with Pat. You shouldn't have to be in pain for 3 more months.
Find another doctor.
That being said, I'm a midwife and the most likely cause is probably
adhesions. It's hard to say without some more information. What has
probably happened is that scar tissue has formed between your uterus
and bladder or between your uterus and part of you intestines. Then
every time you have a full bladder, or are constipated even a little,
or just move wrong, it can pull and hurt. If it is adhesions there
are some awesome oils that would help but you need to know what you
are dealing with.
I'm sorry that you are going through this. Please go get it checked.
Notice when your pain is the worst, is it when you've been up
vacuuming, when you bend a certain way, what part of your menstrual
cycle it is, is your bladder full, are you pregnant, etc. All those
things will help in getting a correct diagnosis. I hope this was
helpful.
Billye
On Nov 26, 12:14 pm, Laura <aln...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, This page was recommended to me by a friend who sells
> doTerra.
> I had an emerg. c-section 14 mths. ago and was fairly tender for the
> months following, which I figured was normal. I'm not sure if the
> tenderness ever completely went away or if I just got used to it.
> However, I finished breastfeeding my son about 2 mths. ago and since
> then my pain has really increased. Right over my uterus/ovary area, I
> am very tender. I can hardly hold my son some days. I have an appt.
> to see a gyn., but not until February. The pain is worse some days
> than others and often comes on in very sharp, stabbing pains.
> I'm hoping someone out here has some sort of advice for me!
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