There are a lot of people who say it doesn’t hurt at all, but mine hurts so much. It’s not contraction or inflammation or anything like that, and I had an open approach. Since it’s surgery, of course I think it makes sense that it hurts, but I’m also worried something might be wrong Is it normal for it to hurt for about 2-3 days after surgery?
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