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C-Section & Weight Gain
For many women, achieving a healthy weight after pregnancy can be a struggle.It can be stressful taking care of a newborn, adjusting to a new routine and recovering from childbirth.However, it is important to return to a healthy weight after delivery, especially if you plan to become pregnant again in the future.Dear Moms, tell us how to reduce weight after c-section! Share your valuable tips & advice with other moms going through the same phrase.
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Community User 3 years ago
In reply to Vinita Kumari
hello I am 2.5 year old baby mom c-section delivery.. befor pregnancy my weight is 50 -53kg up nd down rotation.. but after delivery my tummy is look like 7 month pregnant.. wl do all things exercise nd diet control .. still my weight is 69kg .. I am also a physical challenges lady. pls suggest something to reduce weight because it affects my body parts
try to reduce carbohydrates frm ur diet, increase intake of liquids, fruits n veggies... juz cutting down on carbs ll help a lot if u cant do exercise... completely avoid sugar frm diet
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Annie Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
20 kg
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Selvi Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
mom weight
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Selvi Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
hello
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Namasvi Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
hello mom
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suji Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
In reply to Vinita Kumari
hello I am 2.5 year old baby mom c-section delivery.. befor pregnancy my weight is 50 -53kg up nd down rotation.. but after delivery my tummy is look like 7 month pregnant.. wl do all things exercise nd diet control .. still my weight is 69kg .. I am also a physical challenges lady. pls suggest something to reduce weight because it affects my body parts
try to drink more water, reduce intake of sugar , try to take nutritious food 🥝🥑
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Vinita Kumari Guardian of 2 children 4 years ago
hello I am 2.5 year old baby mom c-section delivery.. befor pregnancy my weight is 50 -53kg up nd down rotation.. but after delivery my tummy is look like 7 month pregnant.. wl do all things exercise nd diet control .. still my weight is 69kg .. I am also a physical challenges lady. pls suggest something to reduce weight because it affects my body parts
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Pratima Singh Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
hello
my baby boy is 5 month old and still my tummy look like 6 months pregnant what I do to reduce my belly pl help me
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Priyanka Ojha Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
feed your baby atleast for a year you will loose your wait automatically with my personal experience.
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Sana Khan Guardian of 4 children 4 years ago
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Hello Mommies,
My Son is 4 months old and i have gained 15 kg now i am 80kg ...it is my second c-section . I am going to start My weight loss journey as i did after First C-section. I had lost 10 kg through balance diet and walk after First C-section.
please share ut Diet plan and exercise
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C-Section & Weight Gain
For many women, achieving a healthy weight after pregnancy can be a struggle.It can be stressful taking care of a newborn, adjusting to a new routine and recovering from childbirth.However, it is important to return to a healthy weight after delivery, especially if you plan to become pregnant again in the future.Dear Moms, tell us how to reduce weight after c-section! Share your valuable tips & advice with other moms going through the same phrase.
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