sore belly after eight weeks

I'm feeling almost back to normal, having had my surgery on July 26. Still not lifting heavy objects and the like. Lately, though, I'm feeling a new kind of soreness above my incision and I'm wondering if this is normal. It's hard to describe, it feels like a combination of sore muscles and a bruise. I'm guessing that it has to do with all those nerves coming back to life after being cut, but I'd love to hear from you all about this. Also feel a weird kind of pressure that accompanies the soreness. Any insights from my sisters out there would be appreciated!

I had my surgery the day after yours. My belly is still sore or sore in a "new" too. My lower back aches as well. I haven't been doing anything different either, unless it is getting in and out of a car more. I am getting tired of being sore. I go back to work on Monday and not really looking forward to it. I am hoping getting back on a schedule will help. I guess everyday is a new day feeling different and it could be 3, 6 or 12 before we are back to our new normal.

I am still sore too. I am 12 weeks out, had THA/BSO/mini tummy tuck June 26, 07. It still hurts to bend over to pick up stuff or to squat. I don't like clothes or even putting vit e oil on the scar, just don't like anyone touching it.
Today I tried to shovel corrals and rake and some of those motions hurt to do that too.
It'll just take time to heal.

Thanks for your input. I just started the vitamin E oil, myself, and I feel exactly the same! It's a relief to know it's all normal. Good luck with the healing, and thanks for being there.

I had my TAH RSO (previous left LSO) on August 1st and I still have a weird feeling if I bump anything against my stomach. It is still a numb feeling. I actually had an itch and could not scratch it b/c it felt so weird and even when I scratched I could not feel it so the itch was still there... it drove me nuts. I still get sore with certain things too so I guess it is all part of our healing process.

petrescue,
I know what you mean about the ich thing. It drives me nuts too. especially my left side.
I'm waiting for my students to ask, "Mrs. Clark, why are you iching your hip area?" funny.