No Global Clock In a distributed system there are as many clocks as there are systems. The clocks are coordinated to keep them somewhat consistent but no one clock has the exact time. Even if the clocks were some what in sync, the individual clocks on each component may run at a different rate or granularity leading to them being out of sync only after one local clock cycle.
C-section recovery isn't over when you go home. Once you're out of the hospital, you can't lift anything heavier than baby for the first couple of weeks, Economy says. And, no driving for about two weeks, no exercise for 4-6 weeks, and no sex for six weeks, Economy says. You are really going to feel worn down and tired after a C-section, and on top of that you have a newborn baby to take care of, so the load and the demand on your body is very high, Hoskins says. Don't expect any great miracles before 3-4 weeks, and many women will go up to three months to be 100%..
See what the first days of c-section recovery are like for one mom. It takes time for your body â especially your belly â to fully recover from pregnancy. Imagine your abdomen as a balloon, slowly inflating as your baby grows. Childbirth doesn't pop the balloon; it just starts a slow leak. But don't worry â it's a steady one. From the moment your baby is born, hormonal changes cause your uterus to contract, shrinking it back to its pre-pregnancy state.