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Podcast 16: A Guide to Postpartum Rehabilitation and Wellness

Hello, and welcome to “Gynae Talk!” Podcast. I’m Dr. Jyoti Bandi and today, we’ll be talking about an important yet often overlooked aspect of motherhood—postpartum rehabilitation and wellness. While childbirth is a beautiful experience, recovery afterward can be challenging, both physically and emotionally. Let’s go over some practical steps to help new mothers regain strength and well-being.

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November 28, 2024
Cosmetic Genecology Clinic in Bangalore | Dr Jyoti Bandi

Hello, and welcome to “Gynae Talk!” Podcast. I’m Dr. Jyoti Bandi and today, we’ll be talking about an important yet often overlooked aspect of motherhood—postpartum rehabilitation and wellness. While childbirth is a beautiful experience, recovery afterward can be challenging, both physically and emotionally. Let’s go over some practical steps to help new mothers regain strength and well-being.

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