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Burning Pain

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miele55255ch
miele55255ch

Hello fellow hippies!

I am 6 weeks out and have just experienced a burning type pain over my incision.

Anybody else?

 

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  • dawnkitty
    dawnkitty miele55255ch

    Posted

    I am 10 weeks out and definitley remember some burning pain around week 3, 4, it didnt last long though and went away
  • renee01952
    renee01952 miele55255ch

    Posted

    Hi Miele - I am almost 9 weeks post-op and still have this burning sensation around and underneath my scar ...started a couple of weeks ago - scar is closed and nicely healed though - upon touching it, it feels numb - it doesn't feel hot - some times it pounds and strabs too - but it is getting less, so I gues it is part of the healing ..... 

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  • annedi
    annedi miele55255ch

    Posted

    Mine has felt warm but now at 3 weeks it seems to have stopped that. I do get sharp prickles every now and then.
  • victoria19887
    victoria19887 miele55255ch

    Posted

    Hele Miele

    This is quite normal just everything knitting back together muscles etc, I'm 8 months down the line and it still burns now and again by no pain hurray 😃

    Vicki

  • mary5832
    mary5832 miele55255ch

    Posted

    Not really.  But, is your site red hot?? 

    I know when the nerves regenerate you can feel odd types of pain. But, if it's discoloured or feels hot to the touch.  Go check with your Physician.

    Hoping your pain is normal healing.

     

  • miele55255ch
    miele55255ch

    Posted

    Thank you all for your replies!

    You always calm my nerves!

     

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