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2018-03-31 07:07:52
Its been 20 days i delivered baby. I had normal delivery. My outer stitches got dissolved but internal vaginal stitches dint get dissolved. How long does It take for internal stitches to get dissolved
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HELLO, NEARLY ONE MONTH. OK.

Answered2018-03-31 09:39:44

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It will take 1 month ..

Answered2018-03-31 07:44:40

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