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2022-09-01 16:08:24
How many days it will take for episiotomy stitches to heal completely inside and outside? And can we eat sweets and groundnut 2 months after episiotomy.
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U may eat,pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2022-09-02 06:40:26

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3 to 6 weeks Yes u can

Answered2022-09-02 05:21:30

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Answered2022-09-01 16:30:31

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It takes nearly  2 weeks . Yes you can eat sweets.

Answered2022-09-01 16:12:27

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