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How long do the staples stay in after having a c-section?


Question Posted Friday January 13 2012, 7:55 am

Had a c- section, how long will the staples be in?

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adviceman49 answered Friday January 13 2012, 11:25 am:
That question is in general one that is left up to your doctor. In general the norm is 7 to 10 days.


Your doctor will examine you incision on your next visit and decide what if any of the staples would be removed. Any remaining stables would be removed at the your next visit which the doctor would plan for before you leave the office.


Hope this helps ease you mind. Staples and stitches can be uncomfortable but hang in their. Just keep looking at and enjoying the bundle of joy they came into your world because of them.

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