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Can i put antibiotics cream on my c-section incision? just curious
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Yes, : Yes, it is safe to put antibiotic cream on a c-section scar. However if you have any redness, discharge, if it is opening, or bleeding, then you must see your OB immediately.
Answered 1/15/2019
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