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By eespringer | Oct 28, 2012

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Answered by Bridget A. Hewitt, RN

Still in pain

I had a baby 7 months ago and I am still having shooting stabs of pain in my uterus and ovaries. Is this normal?

Bridget A. Hewitt, RN

Nov 05, 2012

To: eespringer

Hi and thanks for using the forum.

Have you seen your ob/gyn again? This sounds like something is going on and I am not really sure if it is related to you having a baby 7 months ago. I think that you should see your ob for a follow up/check up and make sure that all is OK. Good luck and congratulations on your little one.

Bridget

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Dcat360

Dec 01, 2012

I had the same feeling months after my sob was born via c-section, i thought they were phantom pains since it was traumatizing experience but i went in to be safe and it was a uterine infection. Get it checked.

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