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Is stiches in vaginal delivery is normal and which medicines are preffered for stiches to come in right conditions?
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Episiotomy care: Its not unusual to get stitches in vulvar/vaginal areas at delivery. Keep area clean soap and water. Take whatever antibiotics or medicines your dr prescribed.
Answered 12/17/2016
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