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I'm 3 weeks postpartum when can i begin to workout and have intercourse?
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Depends: The answer is going to depend on your medical and obstetrical history and your planned method of contraception. Normal vaginal deliveries with no tearing, stitches or complications may resume activities once they are on birth control and when they feel comfortable.
Answered 7/8/2015
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