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When i can start working out after a normal vaginal birth? 6 weeks pp?
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Be very, very gentle with your body. Creating, incubating and delivering a baby is so much a superpower. Start with a brisk walk, drink plenty of fluids, and start very, very slow. Your body is recovering and will be recovering for months. Congratulations on your new baby!
Answered 6/9/2021
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