Why do i feel pain on my ceaserian scar which was done 8yrs ago?
459796
Go to your doctor and ask about getting your scar injected with something called Marcaine.  This sometimes works to alleviate pain of Caesarian scars or scar pain in general.   Hope this is helpful to you.
421798
well i hope that these are old scars and are not reocurring. scars will fade over time when the following actions are taken:\n*keep out of the sun (apply sunblock)\n*apply cross-friction massage to scar (look up tech. on web)\n*check pharmacy for scar treatment gels/pads (the best is  from the doctor, its called cicacare)\n*apply vitamin E oils and lotions often\n\nGood luck and I wish you well in your health.
618659
I didn't have mine done on my shoulder (i have one on my ankle) and I worried about the pain factor too.  It really didn't "hurt" alot, it just felt weird, and a little uncomfortable.  The closest thing that I can compare it to is a burning sensation, like when someone burns you with a cigarette. It felt like that being dragged on my ankle.  I actually got used to the feeling after a few minutes.  But also if you are that concerned they also have a topical anethesia you can get.  Talk to the artist doing it.  If they do not have it contact a local waxing or hair lasering place to see if they sell it.  Good luck.
616481
Hi,\nPerhaps it could be adhesions from past surgery. i have recently been reading about the scar tissue that can form after surgery and can somehow attach tissue to bowel or other internal organs or internal walls. Im sorry I do not know a lot about it but perhaps it would be worth looking up.
1048198
I'm sorry to hear that you had to go back for revisions!  I had a reduction two weeks ago, so I'm not sure how my scars will turn out yet.  However, they are hardly noticeable at this point and they don't "stick up" at all, meaning to say that they are fairly smooth.  So I'm pretty sure they are going to turn out well, considering how great they look right now.  I can see how you'd have more pain this time around, as they were tearing through that original scar tissue and remodeling it, so to speak.  I hope that your corrective surgery turned out well and that you'll be much happier with them now.
798418
depends on what blood vessels were enlarged, how enlarged, pressing on some other anatomical structures etc, ask your doctor to explain how were they causing the pain, he/she should be able to explain the pathophysiology accordingly, good luck
15280
Sort of. I got sick again a few months after mine, and apparently it was becuz there were still a few gallstones  in my stomach somewhere. It took a long time to feel better, but still have the pain and "funny" sensation once in a great while. Depending on how long you had the problem before it was removed, it could cause scarring.
721219
There is not much they can do for it. That happened to my dad, the pain very bad so i feel for you. It will go away but you are very suseptable to re-injuring it so regardless of what a Dr may or may not be able to do for you i would speak to one and get up to speed on this type of injury. Make no mistake it is very serious.
1026635
Not enough information.  When and how did you cut it?  Where is the cut?\n\nIf there is a significant cut, you seek medical treatment.\n\nIf it is small, keeping it covered with a steri-strip might help.  Once it is closed, keeping it moist with Neosporin or other antibiotic ointment will help keep the scaring down.  \n\nGood luck.
1161107
That must feel awful, all the time. My heart goes out to you. There are two ways, which occur to me, and I'm 63 years old. The first is pills. You can probably find some pills from your doctor, and if you take enough of them, they might "take the top off" the pain (ease it somewhat), but you are asking for a cure. And cure is a different animal. When a person has "pins and needles," something is being impinged upon inside your body. Something is tangled up that needs straightening out again. All I can do is strongly suggest you see a chiropractor. Why? I dislocated my back over twenty years ago. I actually dislocated L-4 and L-5 (two lumbar vertebrae, lower back). In the very first visit, my chiropractor managed to clear that injury OUT. It has never since come back, over twenty years later, so you can see why I would be inclined to advocate for chiropractic. I fully realize it is not for everyone, and the good news is, one visit and you will probably get a gut feeling about whether or not it is for you. But the alternative, in my opinion, is twofold: pills or surgery. What does your doctor tell you about all this? I am just a layman. Well, I really hope this helps you come to decide some course of action to repair your body. It must be awful to have that nagging at you all the time. I wish you complete success with this issue, no matter what course you choose, and I will be holding strong and positive thoughts on your behalf, knowing something much better will be on the horizon for you and this issue before the leaves begin to drop off the trees in October. Sent to you with love from G. in South Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
852544
I did it 3 yrs ago this December.  Scars look different, depends on how large you are and what you go down to. I was told I'd probably be a C (small, average or full C, but a C), but I'm a small D.  But I was a 36G or larger on a size 6 or 8 size body, that is a lot.  I had back pain, shoulder pain, etc.  Mine was covered by medical ins.   It was day surgery (8 hrs in and out total) and they took off a total of about 3.5 lbs of tissue between the two.  Scarring is inevitable and I scar easily. So I couldn't fairly say what it is like. They had to do the most comprehensive reduction because of my size so my incisions go pretty far onto the side of my torso.  I had a friend who had it done and she showed me her scars 5 yrs after so I could have an idea and I could **barely** see them, her incision scars were much smaller and shorter. Another friend did it and the incisions were far less than what I had, hers looked way better one week after she had it done(she showed me).  I'd do it again in a heartbeat for the confidence I finally have and "feeling within the realm of normal" for a woman's figure.  It's life altering.  I feel attractive now, not googled at by men. and scowled at by women.    What size are you now?
364805
I have had several biopsies and in different locations.  All of them have been numbed locally.  Unless you are afraid of needles; there is no pain involve.  Depending on the size of the specimen, you may feel the blood trickling down but that is about it.  Medical technology has come a long way; I don't think you have anything to worry about as far as scarring goes.  If you are worried, try using cocoa butter once the scar heals.  It will diminish the discoloration.  Don't worry, you will be fine!
783656
does it happen mostly in the winter? after blowing your nose? do you sleep in a "dry-air" room?\n\nhere are some solutions:\n\n(drink a lot. it will hydrate your skin.)\n\nthe skin may be dry and/or cracked:\nput some Vaseline on a Q-tip (cotton swab) and gently apply it to the inside wall of your nose. (on the bone side)\n\nyou may have a bulging blood vessel - and/or chronic dry skin in your nose:\nyou can also go to an ENT (ear nose throat doctor) and have them cauterize the affected area - a virtually painless procedure where the doctor will "burn" the area, thus making a scar. hence, you will not bleed out of a scar.\n\nvisit your doctor. he/she may ask you if you are seeing blood in your stool, which would be an indication of thinning blood. (probably not your case, but you may want to ask the doctor)\n\nin any case... good luck! feel better!
304385
No, because I had a mole removed from my back and there\nwas no pain and did not leave a scar.
917210
I had one September of last year. Unfortunately, part of mine died away. Apparently, that doesn't happen often. Up until that point it was looking pretty good and after the recovery of the surgery there wasn't any pain associated with it. I just had the Dorsi flap reconstruction (from the back) though and since then I have limited movement, muscle aches and spasms. Feel free to email me for specific questions.
34536
You could try Vitamin E oil... Whats more important than trying to make it look better, is to look at it as a reminder of how lucky you are to be able to worry about something as trivial (although it doesnt seem trivial) as a scar:-) Good luck!
848991
Check in with the doctor first to make sure you haven't worn down the tissue too much. It's probably just a stress injury, but those are some of the most annoying ones. Probably the reason the pain subsides is it goes into a numb-like state, or you just stop noticing because you're in the zone. If this has been bothering you for awhile take at least two weeks off. If you can't do that, then maybe cut back on your mileage to a minimum. Then at least you aren't breaking the habit.