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I gave birth through c section two weeks back mow i drink a lot of water is it normal?
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It depends: It depends upon whether you had gestational Diabetes during the pregnancy or are developing it now. Talk to your OB MD and get tested for elevated blood sugar. If the testing is normal, then the water drinking may be normal too at that point.
Answered 12/12/2018
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