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Is it okay to workout & lift weights 5 months & 2wks pp from a c-sec?
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Yes: It won't cause any harm to lift weights and work out if you are 5 months post c/section. Many Ob/Gyns release their patient's activity restrictions at 6 weeks. Best wishes!
Answered 1/16/2015
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