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When can i start exercising after c-section birth ?
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Exercise post C/S: Consult your OB physician who performed the C/S, as he/she may have specific exercises which will avoid injury. In general, walking or swimming is permitted two weeks after delivery if your incision is healing well.
Answered 1/26/2019
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