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Had A Cesarean Delivery. Bloated Tummy. Solution?
Hi Doctor, This is Christina from Gariahat is facing tummy problem after preganancy. There are few exercises that i know which has to be done after prenency but i m unable to do so because it wasn t a normal delivery but through scissor. I still have pain in my stitches although my kid is about 15 months and my tummy is growing bigger and bigger day by day as a result my husband finds no more attraction in me. Pls give me the best solution in order to become fit, active and back to my curvy shape by ur reply. Thank you very much...... Christina M.
Sun, 31 Mar 2013
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
Are you getting bowel movements daily?
Abdominal bloating, distension and still persisting pain at operative site should be taken seriously.
With the available described symptoms, there could be possibility of intestinal adhesions at operative site.
You should consult with your treating doctor/ general surgeon and should go for thorough check up.
You should also go for complete blood count, ultrasound imaging, renal function test, blood sugar both fasting and postprandial, thyroid profile, and serum electrolytes.
You should take small quantity frequent soft meals.
Avoid oily spicy and heavy meals.
You should take prokinetics along with proton pump inhibitors.
If needed, then you should also go for diagnostic laproscopy.
Take care,
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
Thanks for posting your query.
Are you getting bowel movements daily?
Abdominal bloating, distension and still persisting pain at operative site should be taken seriously.
With the available described symptoms, there could be possibility of intestinal adhesions at operative site.
You should consult with your treating doctor/ general surgeon and should go for thorough check up.
You should also go for complete blood count, ultrasound imaging, renal function test, blood sugar both fasting and postprandial, thyroid profile, and serum electrolytes.
You should take small quantity frequent soft meals.
Avoid oily spicy and heavy meals.
You should take prokinetics along with proton pump inhibitors.
If needed, then you should also go for diagnostic laproscopy.
Take care,
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
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