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Exercise after c section delivery
I am currently 3 months postpartum(13 weeks completed). I have started slow walking recently and planning to do a brisk walk on threadmill with inclination from next week. Is it safe? This is my first delivery and it was c section
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You need to consult for some detailed discussion and advice regarding your issue.
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It is not safe.
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Yes you can do low intensity workout
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Yes
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Yes you can start with walking and breathing exercises and then slowly improve your stamina by belly exercises
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You can do it
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Usually after 6 weeks of cesarean you can start cardio exercises like jogging, swimming and walking. With regards to weight and strength training you can slowly start after 6 months of CS after taking your gynecologist's opinion.
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Consult please.
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