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I just delivered a new baby with normal delivery when can i start excersizing?
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Hard to say: By normal, I assume you mean vaginal. A woman's condition after any type of delivery can vary dramatically. Some are ready to resume regular activities including exercise in days and some will be on bed rest for a variety of problems for weeks. It is best to consult with someone that knows the specifics of your case.
Answered 6/3/2015
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