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How long after having a baby does it take for my pelvic floor to return to "normal"?
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Good question!: This is not the answer you want to hear. Sometimes never. Most women have a little change that is permanent after a baby. Most women also get back to about 95% of normal in about 6 months though. Doing kegel exercises can help as can yoga. Good luck!
Answered 10/14/2012
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