While this laxity is common among all pregnant women, those who have had a c-section delivery are likely to be left with a noticeable hanging belly following the birth
It is pathophysiology
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And before you ask, "Will a digestive enzyme speed up the very process the GLP-1 is slowing down?" No, it won't
