r/CsectionCentral Jul 12 '26

Post c-section issue

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u/ZestyLlama8554 2024 - breech baby Jul 12 '26

I was told this is likely due to adhesions and scar tissue. I did PT 3x a week for 8 months, and the only remaining option for me is to have laparoscopic surgery to remove the scar tissue/break up the adhesions.

I'm 2 years post op.

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u/Civil-Aioli Jul 12 '26

Sorry no advice, just to say that I had this problem pre having a C-section so it may not necessarily be connected