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Hi i have had low blood pressure through out my pregnancy. i was wondering if i can have a successful planned csection without any complications? how severe are the after effects?
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Usually five days: The surgical area is kept clean and dry and usually heals within five days. Determine the risks and benefits with your physician. The reason for your low blood pressure is unclear. Please follow up with your physician.
Answered 1/2/2020
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