Hello, girls! I have two questions for you. After giving birth, when did you go to a hot sauna to st…

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Hello, girls! I have two questions for you. After giving birth, when did you go to a hot sauna to steam? And secondly, how long did it take for you to sit comfortably again after the stitches were removed? I'm still sitting on my half-booty, and I'm a bit scared. The gynecologist said it's healing quickly, but it's been almost a month since the birth. 😊
Подскажите , пожалуйста , гель для подмывания девочек для самых маленьких (нам месяца нет ). Пока по… Girls, how can this be? After giving birth, I had urine and blood tests before discharge, and everyt…
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Ekaterina
Hello! It's best to wait at least 6-8 weeks until your stitches are fully healed. It's also a good idea to consult with your gynecologist to know exactly when you can start relaxing and enjoying yourself. Regarding baths, after childbirth, it's better to start with lighter activities and gradually increase, to avoid any harm. You can sit fully when you feel confident and no longer experience pain or discomfort. Don't rush—give yourself plenty of time to heal!
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Irina
Парилась как лохии закончились, это 1,5 месяца
Anna Andreeva
Я сразу седела…разошлись оба раза🤷🏼️Ну ничего все зажило)а Вам уж можно если швы сняли. Если прям про парится то через 2 мес после родов
Natalya
В баню пошла примерно через 3 месяца, села нормально через пару недель
Elena
В баню как лохии прошли
Viktoriya
I started sitting (for therapy or treatment) three weeks after I was told to, but I took it very slowly, and I was quite scared. I went to the sauna after two months.
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Marisha Poletaeva
Anna Andreeva Right after the stitches were removed, I immediately sat down because I was allowed to. However, one doctor told me to sit only halfway on my buttocks, while the doctor who removed the stitches permitted me to sit fully on a firm surface.
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