LSCS Scar Pain During Seasonal Changes: Causes, Relief & Recovery Tips
Many women notice that their LSCS (Lower Segment Caesarean Section) scar starts hurting, itching, pulling, or feeling tight when the weather changes—especially during the rainy season, winter, or sudden temperature drops. While seasonal change itself does not damage the scar, it may increase the sensitivity of scar tissue, surrounding muscles, and nerves. This can make an old C-section scar feel uncomfortable even months or years after delivery. Scar pain after a C-section is relatively common and may persist in some women due to scar tissue, adhesions, or nerve sensitivity. https://educa-trix.blogspot.com/2026/09/types-of-body-fat-hormone-imbalance-warning-signs.html Seasonal changes may increase scar discomfort because: Cold weather can make muscles and scar tissue feel tighter. Changes in humidity may increase stiffness around the scar. Scar tissue contains nerve endings that can become more sensitive to temperature changes. Previous scar adhesions may feel more noticeable whe...