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Pain In Pelvis And Anus, Bloating, Gas, Changing Bowel Movements. Had C-section. Any Thoughts?
Hi, I had a c section 7 months ago since then I have suffered from pelvic pain (twinges) in anus aswell constantly bloated, gas, constant change in bowel movements, pain when I insert Tampon and back pain also generally achey all over. And a month ago I noticed a lump on my nipple that has got bigger and solid but painful to the touch that has inverted my nipple and a constant tight chest. Any thoughts would be much appreciated??? Thanks
Wed, 27 Nov 2013
Hi,
Feeling bloated, gas, and constant change in bowel movements are normal symptoms after giving birth through c-section. So, I'd suggest to
- eat more fiber foods
- drink more water
- examine stool for ova/parasites
- if no improvement, consult GI specialist
Pain when you insert tampon could be due to vaginal infection. I suggest to
- do vaginal swab testing
- urine analysis
- transvaginal echo
to rule out/determine infection and get proper treatment via vagina and orally too.
The lump you noticed in your breast inverting your nipple could be because of:
- infection of milk-glands in the breast
- tumor of breast
I suggest to do ultrasound of breast and consult your physician for further evaluation and treatment.
All the best!
Dr.Alba
Feeling bloated, gas, and constant change in bowel movements are normal symptoms after giving birth through c-section. So, I'd suggest to
- eat more fiber foods
- drink more water
- examine stool for ova/parasites
- if no improvement, consult GI specialist
Pain when you insert tampon could be due to vaginal infection. I suggest to
- do vaginal swab testing
- urine analysis
- transvaginal echo
to rule out/determine infection and get proper treatment via vagina and orally too.
The lump you noticed in your breast inverting your nipple could be because of:
- infection of milk-glands in the breast
- tumor of breast
I suggest to do ultrasound of breast and consult your physician for further evaluation and treatment.
All the best!
Dr.Alba
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