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Bump Near Perineum After C-section. Hard, No Pain. What Could This Be?

I gave birth two weeks ago. I was induced for low fluid levels at 37 weeks and was in labor for 47 hours and ended up getting a C-section. Three days after coming home from the hospital, a walnut size bump appeared near my perineum. It does not hurt and it is more on the hard side. It is basically to the right of my vaginal opening but a little further back so its between my vaginal opening and my anus. What could this possibly be? I would like to try home remedies before heading back to the hospital.
Sat, 6 Jul 2013
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Hi, it could be the an abscess or hematoma due to prolonged assisted trial labour.
I advise you to consult your doctor for diagnosisand treatment. You may need to have excision, or incision and drainage. Thank you.
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Bump Near Perineum After C-section. Hard, No Pain. What Could This Be?

Hi, it could be the an abscess or hematoma due to prolonged assisted trial labour. I advise you to consult your doctor for diagnosisand treatment. You may need to have excision, or incision and drainage. Thank you.