Symptoms of poor healing of uterine incision

We all know that cesarean section will leave scars on women's uterus, but because the uterus is inside the woman's body, if the scar on the woman's uterus does not heal well, we have no way of knowing it immediately, which is very harmful to women's health. Of course, if the wound on the woman's uterus does not heal well, there will definitely be certain symptoms. For example, women will have a series of adverse symptoms such as abdominal pain and non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina. If these adverse symptoms occur in pregnant women after giving birth, it is best to go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment in time.

In fact, many people have poor uterine healing after cesarean section, especially for those with scar constitution, it is very common for the uterine wound to not heal properly. There are many hidden dangers caused by poor uterine wound healing in women. Generally speaking, the most typical symptom is abdominal pain. In addition, pregnant women who have cesarean section will also have non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina due to poor uterine healing, that is, non-menstrual bleeding.

If the wound on a woman's uterus does not heal well after a cesarean section, it will not only cause trouble to her daily life, but also cause great harm to her health. Therefore, if the wound on her uterus does not heal well, it is best to go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment immediately. There are many adverse symptoms of poor uterine recovery in women. In addition to the abdominal pain and non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina mentioned above, female patients may also experience vaginal odor and vulva itching.

The above is a detailed introduction to the symptoms of poor uterine wound healing after cesarean section in women. I hope it can be of some help to everyone. It is very inconvenient for women to have poor uterine wound healing after cesarean section, and it also causes great harm to women’s health. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to it in many aspects. We can observe whether the pregnant woman has abdominal pain and vaginal odor to determine whether the woman’s uterus has healed well. In addition, we can also make a judgment by checking whether the pregnant woman has non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina.