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A member asked:
I'm still sore after 3 months tha my baby was born is it normal or not?
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Fatigue: Giving birth is a trauma itself then staying up with baby at night off and on leads to fatigue and delays recovery. See if you can get some help to catch on your rest and sleep. Eat healthy diet also.
Answered 6/4/2013
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