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Pelvic pain
I’m 2 weeks post c section and still struggling with pelvic pain is this normal? It’s more so when I’m more active. I assumed it would magically disappear after my little boy was born 😫😫
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A in Postpartum symptoms
I’m 2 weeks post c section and still struggling with pelvic pain is this normal? It’s more so when I’m more active. I assumed it would magically disappear after my little boy was born 😫😫
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Incognito in Early pregnancy symptoms
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P in Pregnancy care
I have a pelvic belt (the one that holds you in place the physio recommended) but I've never got on with it and if anything it made it feel worse? But thinking relieving some bump pressure may help!