C Section Recovery droplet markC Section RecoverySoft cotton belly bands, binders and scar care for cesarean and postpartum recovery

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C Section Medical

Create peace of mind when having a cesarean birth.

Sometimes we end up with a C Section even if we wanted and tried for a vaginal birth. Health reasons such as diabetes or placenta previa, among many others, can create a situation that requires a c-section. The medical system is slowly becoming friendlier to the birth process, like skin to skin contact after delivery, but further improvement is necessary in the medical system's approach to birth.

Surgical birth is different from vaginal birth. Six layers are cut, and then sewn. C Section surgery can cause abdominal adhesions, referred back pain, and disrupt organ activity. You can reduce your chances of such future complications by using a binder to protect your incision, and by learning simple, short self massage techniques.

Vertical and horizontal incisions both need binding. Studies show that binding improves mobility and reduces stress.

3 Item(s)

  • AbdoMend C Section Recovery Kit: cotton support binder, extra strap, skin brush and massage and meditation DVD

    Maternity Products for Childbirth

    C Section Recovery Kit - Binder, Brush, DVD

    $76.00 - $95.00

    Kit includes 1 AbdoMend Support Binder and Strap, 1 skin brush, C-Section recovery information, and the Massage / Meditation DVD.

  • AbdoMend cotton belly band with the extra support strap laid flat

    Maternity Products for Childbirth

    Belly Band w/ Extra Strap

    $62.00 - $80.00

    Lift, reshape and feel great with the C Section belly band and extra strap. Soft cotton support comes to your aid after pregnancy and surgery.

  • Hem-It-In cotton covered elastic core binder shown closed

    Maternity Products for Childbirth

    Hem-It-In Core Binder

    $42.00 - $65.00

    The 100% cotton covered elastic Hem-It-In belt can be worn immediately after giving birth or 2-3 weeks after a c-section.