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At 10 days pp w/ c-section can you take a warm tub bath?
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What's a tub bath?: If one means soaking in a tub bath, 10 days sounds too early (i believe the ob-gyn doctors recommend waiting 4 weeks or so). Showers are ok, so that probably means getting into a tub and then getting out after a couple of minutes should be ok. But, why bother filling the tub if one is only allowed to dip in it? Check with the ob-gyn for the final word.
Answered 3/11/2014
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