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My wife will be having a cesarean-section in 6 weeks. will she need any antibiotics or other medications postoperatively as a matter of routine?
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Probably not: But each obstetrician has their own policy on post-operative care. Discuss with her doctor and allow them to explain their procedures. Do this in advance of the delivery date.
Answered 4/21/2013
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