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Pain in abdomen since child birth 4 months ago
I have a cramping pain in my top abdomen under my breasts, it make a me feel sick to my stomach and is so painful my body starts to shake but when I go to er it goes away after about 30 minutes so doctors disregard it, it started happening after I gave birth to my daughter 4months ago I know back pain is normal after child birth but for it to last this long? Does anyone have any idea what this could be?
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Hi Jasmine,
You might want to see your own doctor to discuss your symptoms. Just one possibility could be your gallbladder causing you trouble, which is a bit more common during pregnancy and after giving birth. Best to have things checked out since this has continued for awhile. |
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