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Sex after pregnancy
Post C- section pregnancy ,after how many months we can have intercourse.. will intercourse affect breastfeeding..
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After c- section if everything is fine then you can have an intercourse after 40 days and the bleeding should have stopped and it should be done in a gentle way to avoid body aches as the body is sensitive at that time.
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Hi , post c section you can have sex in one half to two months depending on your healing of sutures and your general health. Sex will not affect your lactation.
If you still have further doubts then you can consult me .
Pls take care, be safe and have happy n healthy life.
Congratulations for bringing life in this world.
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Dr. Arun Kumar
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36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello, you can have your normal sexual life after 2 months of your c section. But make sure that your operation sutures are healed properly and regained your general healthy completely. Intercourse does not show any effect on your breast feeding.
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