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After a vaginal birth you can usually begin gentle abdominal support within the first days, once you feel comfortable. After a caesarean, wait until your doctor confirms your incision is healing well before wearing an abdominal garment over it. Leg compression stockings can generally be worn straight away and are often recommended during pregnancy too.

Yes, once your incision is healing and your doctor has given the go ahead. A gentle abdominal garment supports the recovering muscles and eases back strain while you care for your baby, and many mothers find it adds comfort and security around the incision. Choose gentle, breathable compression rather than very tight shapewear, and stop if anything feels painful.

Yes. Medical compression stockings are widely recommended in pregnancy to ease swollen, heavy legs, support the veins, and reduce the risk of blood clots, which is higher during pregnancy. Maternity tights are shaped to fit a growing bump comfortably. A fitting confirms the right compression class, as pregnancy usually calls for a gentle to moderate level.

It varies. Many mothers wear abdominal support for the first six to eight weeks as the core recovers, and leg compression for as long as swelling or vein symptoms last, which can be several weeks after birth. There is no fixed rule, so wear it while it feels supportive and comfortable, and ask your fitter or doctor if you are unsure.

No. Abdominal and leg garments sit below the chest and do not interfere with breastfeeding. Comfort matters most in this period, so the garments use soft, breathable fabric and adjustable closures that adapt as your body changes. If a garment ever feels too tight or restrictive, size up or ask us to check the fit.