Can i go to a wedding?

Question

can i go to my uncles wedding if 2 weeks ago i gave birth via c-section to a baby girl???

Answer 1

Yes you can.  Just don't lift anything heavy and don't push yourself.  If I'm remembering correctly, it is okay for you to drive after 2 weeks.  (My last c-section was almost 9 months ago).

Will you be taking your baby?  My pediatrician advised not taking baby out in public for 1 month.

Answer 2

Sure, but don't drive unless your doctor ok's it. And if you plan on bringing baby, take into consideration any disruptions that may occur during the ceremony or if they are welcoming children to the event. As long as you take it easy and don't go shaking your groove thing all over the dance floor, you should be fine!

Answer 3

Certainly.  As long as you feel up to going.

Answer 4

If you feel like it and your Dr. says it's OK and if you were invited.

Answer 5

You should ask your doctor, because no one knows how long your recovery may be but them

Answer 6

If you feel up to it, than sure. But check with your doctor.

Answer 7

i went to a babt shower 5 day after a hard birth . i picked up my aunt and she was a which to me it  was h**l lol

if you feel you can go if not stay home and dont worry

Answer 8

coming from a dude no, nobody wants to see that plus u have like a 10 inch gaping whole thats stiched

Answer 9

If you feel well enough, go for it.  Are you in pain or do you have instructions from the DR saying you need to stay put?  I didn't have a c section but I took my three week old to a family function.  When is the wedding.  I'm sure your baby will have a check up soon, feel free to ask the dr then.

Answer 10

Sure you can go, but you probably won't feel that great.  I was IN my sisters wedding 4 weeks after a C-Section.  The biggest problem was that I was so tired from having an infant at home and not getting any sleep that it was hard to enjoy myself.

Answer 11

The only reason you wouldn't be able to go is if you were planning on driving yourself there, or didn't feel up to going yourself. They wouldn't let me drive for 5 weeks after my C section.