Post csection tips?

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Anyone have any tips tricks or gadgets on how to bounce back after a csection? I was thinking a girdle thing or band but i have no idea which one to get. Help please

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Walk, walk, and walk some more! I attribute my quick healing to getting up as soon as I could and being sure to walk every day as much as I could without over doing it

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I had two c sections bring extra underwear buy the always overnight black n purple bag they are thick and will prevent any leaks and hold so much more. I had staples but some drs use a blue string which is a glue material. If you wear a tummy control or waist clencher put a pad over your operation it will protect it from getting stuck to the material of the underwear. Getv your pain medicate a sap to keep on hand you'll thank me later. Frats hurt and so do laughts. Sit on a pillow for the ride home for the bumps.

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My hospital put one on me after c-section and I took it home. Honestly the best advice is, once they give you the okay to get up and walk. Then walk as much as possible... the swelling goes down, the gas passes, and the healing starts to happen.

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Make sure when you stand up you brace your self with a pillow, try to walk as much as you can. With my c sec it was hard to walk but I pushed my self, they give you like a wrap to help hold your stomach but always put a pillow to help get up, it helped me.

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My hospital gave me an abdominal binder that helped a lot. Besides that just staying on top of medication and moving around as soon and as much as you can will def help.

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Forgot get a griddle or waist clincher without wire they hurt like hell

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My hospital have me a binder as well. I kept it on 24/7 for 3 days. It really helped me feel better.  Also get up and moving as much as possible. Don't over do it, but moving around made me feel human again.  I'm 4 days after my c-section and feel great. Just make sure you're managing your pain meds, set a schedule and take them according to that.  Don't wait for your pain to kick in to take them.

Post csection tips?

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