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2023-01-21 06:17:15
I had csection on 9th January. I feel pain till now. Can i hold my baby on my stomach? How long it will take time to heal outer incision.
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Answered2023-01-21 07:32:38

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Answered2023-01-21 06:39:13

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You  expect  mild pain for somedays,carefully You can hold the baby. For more clarity take consultation.

Answered2023-01-21 08:27:24

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You can hold  your baby .

Answered2023-01-21 07:22:44

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Yes you can hold the baby. U have to support your tummy while lifting the baby. U can either use abdominal belt or a shawl that can be wrapped around your tummy

Answered2023-01-21 06:36:43

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Skin incision must have healed by now You can hold your baby Slight pain will be there

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