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1 month postpartum can i start taking long walks?
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Very good idea : As long as a person does not have any specific contraindications, walking can be started shortly after delivery. In fact, this is recommended. Activity and exercise can gradually be increased and should shortly return to per-pregnancy levels.
Answered 4/24/2013
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