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Bulging abdomen after c section
I had a c section 1.5 months back but my abdomen is still hard and bulging. I look atleast 6/7 months pregnant. For some reason, I didn't get to eat the traditional foods given after delivery. Is it a cause of concern, How can I reduce this bulge and will consuming saunth-ajwain etc work now.
I would also like to add that I had a pretty toned body ( including my abdomen) despite a c section 4 years back.
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I guess u have 2 sections
4 yrs back n 15 mths back
Need to examine u
Herniation or diversification of recti is possibility
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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Hi. Wait for 3 months . Then you can start abd excercises .
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