How long does it take for the cesarean section thread to fall off?

As current medical technology becomes more and more sophisticated, cesarean section has become a popular choice for most women. In fact, this is also because today's babies are growing up very well. Therefore, it is normal that cesarean section has more babies than natural birth. So, how long does it usually take for the cesarean section knot to fall off?

During the cesarean section, sutures must be used through the exit of the forceps, and the effect of basic healing is achieved after the sutures are completely absorbed. Generally, after a cesarean section, the time for the absorption of the beauty line will be affected by the different physical absorption capacity of the individual. Therefore, the time required for absorption may vary from ten days to three months. In short, this time is not a standard or fixed value. Therefore, after a cesarean section, you must pay attention to medical care and make adjustments from the details to promote the absorption rate of the beauty line.

Generally, after a cesarean section, the healing effect of the wound will vary due to differences in physical fitness. Therefore, if there are abnormal obstacles or effects in the healing, it will directly affect the time it takes for the beauty line to be completely absorbed. If your absorption ability is good, it will probably take about ten days. If there are abnormalities or obstacles in absorption, and there are certain inconsistencies in medical details, the effective time may be extended to about three months. In order to speed up the absorption rate of beauty lines, it is necessary to pay attention to and adjust diet, local cleaning and protection, so that the wound can heal quickly and the beauty lines can be completely absorbed.

In short, the absorption of cesarean section cosmetic lines takes about ten days to three months. As the absorption capacity of individual skin varies, the time required for absorption will definitely vary. Therefore, after cesarean section, it is necessary to do a good job of daily cleaning, eat a light diet and avoid spicy food, protect the abdomen and avoid pulling and pressing, which can accelerate the absorption rate and achieve a healing effect.

Caesarean section wound

Generally speaking, the scar from a cesarean section is a horizontal incision in the lower abdomen corresponding to the position of the uterus. This area is similar in size to the wound from a normal cesarean section. The wound on the upper abdomen of women who have undergone cesarean section is larger, because the current ectopic pregnancy surgery generally does not cause any large scars, and the wound is relatively small. The wound caused by traditional ectopic pregnancy surgery is relatively small and not as large as that caused by cesarean section.

Under normal circumstances, doctors can distinguish between cesarean section and ectopic pregnancy wounds very well. The first is that the incision of a woman who had a cesarean section is in the lower abdomen, while the main incision of an ectopic pregnancy is in the lower abdomen, about four centimeters above the ischial tuberosity. And the doctor can also make a judgment based on the size of the woman's wound. But don't worry that the wound after ectopic pregnancy surgery will not affect women's cesarean section.