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I gave birth 3 weeks, i experiencing always worried, i can't sleep, eat properly, sit still, feel dehydrated and exhausted?
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Weakness: The typical time for birth recovery is 6 weeks so weakness and fatigue expected. However, worry and not being able to eat and not sit still seems like a degree of anxiety. Talk to your birth provider.
Answered 9/10/2019
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