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When to sleep on stomach after C-section

2018-06-18 15:53:44
I had my C-section in February. It's almost 4 months now. When can i start sleeping on my stomach?..
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Yes you cn start sleeping on your stomach right now. 4 months is a long time. Your stitches must hv healed completely by now. Keep on hvng iron and calcium tablets for 6 months at least post Lscs

Answered2018-06-18 18:23:44

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You can sleep any way you want. You can even start with exercises to tone your abdominal muscles and rest of body too

Answered2018-06-18 16:37:19

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