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Is it safe to use a massage chair for back pain after having a c section?
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Yes you can: Massage will relax your muscles and help you spend 15 minutes of rest. Breast feeding requires a different type of relaxation with focus on the baby. I won't recommend trying them together. Your back should feel well by 6 weeks after c-section. Seek help if it lasts longer.
Answered 7/28/2019
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