Endometriosis following a C-section, or cesarean delivery, remains relatively rare, but it is a potential complication. It can cause scar tissue to develop, which may cause pain. Endometrial ...

Skin endometriosis is more common in people who’ve had open abdominal surgery and may grow in scars left behind after procedures like a cesarean section (C-section). Very rarely, endometriosis ...

The 40-year-old who is from Ware, Hertfordshire, has endometriosis ... born via emergency c-section in March 2022, weighing 6lbs 4oz. However, following the birth her scar showed ‘no signs ...

"The degree of pain and dimensions of scar endometriosis vary with the menstrual cycle," with symptoms typically presenting approximately 3.7 to 4.5 years after a cesarean section, Singh and co ...

Learn more about c-section recovery and what you should know about a c-section scar. During a c-section, doctors make an incision in your abdomen and through the wall of the uterus so they can ...

The cause of primary umbilical endometriosis is unknown; however, one theory is that endo-like cells implant near the scar tissue ... removal or cesarean delivery (C-section), can spread ...

The symptoms can occur months or even years after the surgery. Credit...Getty Images Supported by By Melinda Wenner Moyer Q: I had a C-section about a year ago, but my scar still sometimes hurts ...

Her C-section scar was "oozing and bubbling" after she gave birth. A new mum spent eight months in agony after her C-section wound became infected. Dawn Schamely, 40, had to bite down a flannel ...