Apologies if my post is a bit garbled, so is my head at the moment!
I gave birth at 40+11 to my DS 3 weeks ago. It was a fairly traumatic birth, I won't go into irrelevant details but everything that I didn't want to happen did, I had a negligent midwife and I nearly lost my DS before anyone realised. It was horrific. I struggled with AND throughout the pregnancy and was quite nervous about the birth/becoming a parent.
I ended up having an episiotomy and a forceps delivery whilst barely conscious, on oxygen etc. Thankfully, my DS was OK in the end after some assistance. My stitches seem to have healed nicely and I am in very little pain now.
However, my insides feel awful. I had to run yesterday to make a bus and since then I have felt terrible. I feel like all my insides are detached from my body and ache and are "jumbling" around. I realise how odd this sounds but I can't think of any other way to describe it. All my discomfort is internal, my stitches don't hurt.
I don't know if this is psychological tbh. I have struggled with the aftermath of his birth alot
Has anyone experienced a similar feeling? Is it anything to worry about?
TIA
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PixieMiss · 07/04/2016 20:11
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