Within a few days after surgery, gas pains from a c-section are often felt in the:
a.) abdomen and shoulders
b.) lower back and abdomen
c.) chest and shoulders
d.) lower back and upper back

Lower back and abdominal pain of gas after c-section

Explanation:

It is normal to have gas after the cesarean section. It is mostly identifiable as ‘postpartum gas’ and heals on its own.  The body changes after delivery, causes irregular bowels most of the time. Which, in return can cause gas problems in mothers.

This gas includes certain symptoms, as- belching, pain in lower abdomen and lower back, cramps in abdomen etc.  It sometimes indicates an underlying condition of health, such as- damage in pelvic floor, constipation, episiotomy etc.

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