How much does a pelvic repair cost?

How much does it cost to do postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth? Everyone may know that it is best to do postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth two or three months later, because after two or three months, the pregnant woman's body has recovered to a certain extent, and repairing the pelvis will not exceed the load of the pregnant woman's body. So, how much does it cost to repair the pelvis after giving birth?

How much does it cost to do postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth?

Pregnant women should undergo a pelvic function test 42 days after delivery. If there are pelvic function problems such as pelvic floor muscle relaxation, vaginal wall prolapse, stress urinary incontinence, etc., regular examination and rehabilitation training should be carried out in time.

The golden period for pelvic floor rehabilitation is within 3 months after giving birth. Otherwise, with the increase of age, not only will the difficulty of treatment increase, but the incidence of pelvic function problems such as uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence, and erectile dysfunction will become higher and higher and more serious. Therefore, it is a wise choice for every mother to attach great importance to the function of the pelvis, conduct regular examinations, and start pelvic floor rehabilitation as soon as possible.

Many scientific research data from all over the world show that at least 30% of women will have pelvic dysfunction problems after giving birth. Whether it is natural delivery or caesarean section, the pregnancy process cannot avoid the varying degrees of damage to the pelvic floor muscles. If a caesarean section is performed due to an unsuccessful vaginal trial delivery, the pelvic floor muscles and nerve endings may suffer greater compression damage during the vaginal trial delivery, causing pelvic dysfunction problems.

If rehabilitation training is not carried out immediately, a series of serious symptoms may occur as the mother grows older and has a second child. In mild cases, the main symptoms include vaginal relaxation, decreased quality of life between couples, lower abdominal distension and pain, frequent urination, urgency and loose urine when coughing, constipation, etc. In severe cases, symptoms such as urinary incontinence, uterine prolapse, bladder prolapse, pelvic pain, etc. may occur, leading to indescribable pain.

Therefore, it is very necessary for mothers to carry out pelvic floor rehabilitation training or treatment in time. After rehabilitation training, more than 60% of mothers can naturally recover their pelvic floor muscle autonomic nerves after giving birth.

How to repair the pelvis after giving birth

It is necessary to repair the pelvis after giving birth. Qualified pregnant mothers can go to a well-qualified confinement center to participate in some postpartum repair courses. They can also use some pelvic correction belts to correct the pelvis. After giving birth is the golden time to correct the pelvis. Regardless of whether you choose a natural birth or a cesarean section, you need to use a pelvic correction belt to repair the pelvis to prevent body deformation and gynecological diseases. Generally, it can be repaired one or two months after giving birth.

At present, the most common and effective way to repair the pelvis after childbirth is to use a pelvic correction belt for physical fixation and correction. The elasticity of the correction belt can fix the hips inward to tighten the separated pelvis, especially the double-prism pelvic correction belt. The double prisms can fix the hips on both sides respectively, and are balanced up and down, and matched front and back. It solves the problems of current general pelvic belts such as rising and falling, being difficult to use, and having poor effects. It can help tighten and repair the pelvis, and quickly repair the separated pubic symphysis, which further improves the application effect. It is simple and convenient to use, and is also a pelvic repair device that gynecologists value more.

Use a double-prismatic pelvic correction belt appropriately, on the hips and not on the abdomen. Don't use it too tight, just fit it tightly but not too tight, and make it comfortable for yourself. Each use time does not need to be too long, 1-3 hours is appropriate. Pubic separation and pubic pain are relatively common in pregnant women in the late stage. The key is to use it immediately after giving birth to quickly correct and repair the separated and damaged pelvis, and avoid postpartum body deformation and some gynecological diseases.