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Abdominal support belt post c section

2021-11-24 10:09:06
I had c section on 8th Nov. wanted to ask -How do I use abdominal support belt? 1. Exactly on the stitches 2.OR away /above stitches where belt will not touch the stitches? Kindly guide.
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Above stitches....to support the belly

Answered2021-11-24 11:04:51

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No...avoid use of an abdominal belt makes abdomen flabby Used only if u hv had more than 2 abdominal surgeries Or it was a midline vertical incision

Answered2021-11-26 05:36:25

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U shud use , so that the stitch cum in midway , sum belt above it , sum.below it , . U wil hv belt on the upper part of bum on the back n lower part of abdomen in front

Answered2021-11-24 13:00:34

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