Heavy and bright red menstrual flow after cesarean section

Many pregnant women cannot choose natural birth for various reasons and can only choose cesarean section. In fact, cesarean section is more difficult to recover than natural birth. Many women will encounter various problems after caesarean section, such as: menorrhagia, amenorrhea, etc. So why is there so much and bright red blood after a cesarean section?

Under normal circumstances, normal menstruation is dark red, thick and without blood clots, but sometimes red menstruation is also a normal manifestation. When the menstruation is thin and watery, showing light pink, gray-black or blue-purple, and with blood clots, it is considered an abnormal manifestation and requires timely medical treatment. Menstruation is the main manifestation of regular shedding and bleeding of the uterine wall. The regular changes of the uterus and ovaries affect the regular changes of the uterine wall.

Menstruation is regulated by the neuroendocrine system, which is coordinated by the central nervous system, pituitary gland, ovaries and uterus. If there is a problem in any stage, it will immediately affect the normal functioning of the menstruation. For example, bad mentality, diet, and medication will all affect the menstruation, and will also have a certain impact on the menstrual period. There are also diseases of the uterine wall. Frequent abortions will damage the uterine wall and soften the functional layer of the uterine wall, which will lead to irregular menstruation.

Bright red menstrual blood after childbirth does not pose any life-threatening danger. We do not need to create a lot of mental pressure on our body. We should learn to release stress during the menstrual period, adjust our mentality, and maintain a happy mood. Long-term tension and anxiety will cause an imbalance between the hypothalamus, pituitary gland and the central nervous system, and will also lead to menstrual abnormalities. Avoiding excessive fatigue can prevent excessive pelvic congestion, increased menstrual volume, and prolonged menstruation.

Generally, there is no life-threatening danger and you can see a doctor. During the period, you need to keep warm, improve nutrition, and maintain a good attitude. Some people have problems with the uterus, ovaries, or uterus. Frequent miscarriages can also lead to this situation.