A C-section is major abdominal surgery, but recovery guidance often stops at "don't lift anything heavy for six weeks." Join Dr. Ashley for a deeper conversation about what full C-section recovery actually looks like.
Thursday, December 10th
5:00 PM UTC
45 minScars, Stretch & Story: Healing After a C-Section
Thursday, December 10th
5:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Woven Pelvic Health and Wellness
About this event:
A C-section is one of the most common ways to give birth, yet many parents are left with surprisingly little guidance once they return home. Recovery is about much more than waiting six weeks—it’s about understanding how your body heals, rebuilding strength, and feeling confident in your recovery journey.
Join Dr. Ashley Castellanos for an informative and supportive conversation about what full C-section recovery can look like. Drawing on her expertise, she’ll explain how scar tissue heals, why mobility matters, and how to safely reconnect with your core after surgery. She’ll also discuss common concerns such as scar adhesions, numbness, lingering discomfort, and the steps that can help support long-term healing.
Whether you’re preparing for a planned C-section, recovering from a recent birth, or still experiencing symptoms months or even years later, this session will offer practical, evidence-informed guidance to help you better understand your body. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of what’s normal, what deserves attention, and how to support lasting recovery so you can move forward with greater comfort and confidence.
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