The flesh on the caesarean section incision is bulging

We all know that cesarean section will have many adverse effects on pregnant women, such as black abdomen after cesarean section, or the appearance of flesh protrusions during the wound healing process. Generally speaking, it is very normal for the wound to protrude during the cesarean section wound healing process, so everyone does not need to worry too much, just treat it normally. This is normal scar hyperplasia. In fact, when a larger wound appears on the human body, a similar situation will occur, which has no adverse effects on the patient's health.

It is normal for a pregnant woman to have bulging belly fat after a cesarean section, so there is no need to worry too much. It is a normal hyperplastic scar and has no impact on human physical and mental health. Generally speaking, about two months after a cesarean section, pregnant women will have bulging belly fat, because this is the time when hyperplasia occurs. After a period of time, the bulging flesh will gradually flatten out, and the wound will gradually loosen.

It is normal for the flesh above the pregnant woman's scar to bulge after a cesarean section. There is no need to worry. As long as there is no wound suppuration or bleeding after a cesarean section, it will not cause any harm to the pregnant woman's physical recovery. Therefore, there is no need to worry at all. Just treat it normally. Pay attention to keeping the wound clean to prevent bacterial infection, causing wound infection, and delaying the pregnant woman's physical recovery.

The above is a detailed introduction to the bulge on the wound after a pregnant woman has a cesarean section. I hope it can be of some help to everyone. It is normal for a pregnant woman to have a bulge on the wound after a cesarean section. You don’t need to worry. It is caused by the hyperplasia of the pregnant woman’s wound. Generally, larger wounds will proliferate during the healing process, which will affect the patient’s body’s healing, and the wound will naturally become flat after a period of time, so you don’t need to worry at all.