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4 month post c section  reduce tummy

2023-05-17 17:16:24
It has been 4 months after my c section. I was afraid to use belts after delivery. Can i start using belt now? Will it help me reduce my c section tummy? What else can i do to flatten my tummy
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You can't reduce your tummy by belts. You can reduce it by exercise. For further information please consult with a Gynaecologist

Answered2023-05-18 02:21:15

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Connect please

Answered2023-05-17 19:08:39

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No point now U need to exercise to reduce abdominal fat

Answered2023-05-18 01:19:49

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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You can use belts. It will not help u to reduce the c section tummy. Start exercising

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