Will postpartum urinary incontinence heal on its own?

When a pregnant woman gives birth, the human body will immediately suffer varying degrees of damage, especially the urogenital system. When the urogenital system is damaged, bedwetting will occur immediately. After urinary incontinence occurs, medical treatment must be sought in time to prevent it from becoming more serious and endangering your health. So whether postpartum urinary incontinence needs to be treated, and whether it can be repaired is a problem that many women are very concerned about.

Will postpartum urinary incontinence heal itself?

Mild bedwetting after giving birth can be self-healing. Pregnant women can improve the bedwetting condition by doing some regular recovery exercises. For example, you can often do exercises to tighten the vagina. Pregnant women can lie flat on the bed and then tighten the vagina and anus vigorously. If you keep doing this exercise for a period of time every day, the bedwetting condition will be effectively treated and improved immediately, and the symptoms will gradually subside. If the bedwetting is moderate to severe, it may require medication or physical therapy to correct it.

Bed-wetting after childbirth is caused by the compression of the pelvis by the fetus after it enters the pelvis. In addition, the pelvis has not been properly repaired after childbirth, so it will become loose and unable to contract, which will lead to bed-wetting symptoms. Bedwetting can be divided into mild and moderate to severe. When pregnant women cough or sneeze, bladder pressure increases and urination is uncontrolled, which is considered mild bedwetting. Moderate to severe bed-wetting does not cause excessive stress, but holding urine will cause uncontrolled urine flow.

Generally, one week after giving birth, pregnant women can improve bedwetting through recovery exercises. Pregnant women can also adjust their diet and eat more foods that nourish blood and replenish qi and blood, which can also improve bedwetting.

What is postpartum urinary incontinence?

Many mothers have encountered this. Some people may have a little urine leakage when coughing or sneezing during pregnancy, and it will heal itself without any treatment after giving birth. However, some people find that they have urinary incontinence as soon as they hold their baby three months or even half a year after giving birth. At this time, women need to go to the hospital to see what the problem is. Some people experience urinary incontinence shortly after giving birth. Some people say that they have urine leakage along their legs after childbirth. This kind of difficulty in controlling urine may be relieved by the pain of the wound and the softening of the painful scars of the pelvic floor muscle wounds, and the urinary incontinence will of course become less and less severe and eventually disappear.

However, the problem of urinary incontinence is not easy to completely disappear for some people. It depends on whether there are scars or even tension and fatigue caused by muscle spasm of the pelvic girdle muscles, which can cause pelvic incontinence. It is a hypertonic problem. There is also a complete pelvic relaxation, the protrusion of the front and back walls of the vagina after childbirth, the pelvic muscle strength is very weak, and then when the pelvic body is contracted, there can not even be a sense of contraction of the anus. This kind of people will cause relatively serious urinary incontinence. This type of complete recovery is also relatively difficult, and it may be necessary to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles with the assistance of equipment or machinery, and then recover on this basis.