20/12/2025
Have you been told that once your C-section scar looks good on the outside, the body has officially moved on, healed, and is living its best life. Scar closed? ✔️ Jeans buttoned? ✔️ Everyone clap and go home? Alot of us!
While your skin may be calm, polite, and pretending everything is fine, your lymphatic system underneath might still be stuck. Think traffic jam, cones, detours, and a confused cleanup crew wondering why the main road suddenly disappeared.
This behind-the-scenes drama can explain why some women notice:
• A little “mystery shelf” of puffiness above the scar
• Legs that feel like they’re carrying emotional baggage
• A lower belly that feels tight, heavy, or mildly offended at all times
How Lymph Normally Flows (When No One Has Rearranged the path)
Your lymphatic system is basically your body’s maintenance staff — quietly collecting fluid, toxins, and immune cells and escorting them out like, “Alright folks, party’s over.”
The lower abdomen and pelvis are major transit hubs:
• Lymph from the legs, pelvic organs, and lower digestive system all needs to travel upward (yes, uphill — lymph does cardio).
• When flow is smooth, everything drains politely and nobody complains.
• When flow is disrupted? Cue swelling, bloating, and that “why do I feel puffy when I haven’t eaten anything weird?” confusion.
So while your scar might look peaceful and well-behaved on the outside, underneath it may still be filing a formal complaint with head office.
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