What to do if there is hematochezia in the uterus after childbirth

When a woman gives birth, if a natural birth is difficult, she must have a caesarean section. Although a caesarean section will not cause great pain to pregnant women, there will be many sequelae after the caesarean section, and intrauterine hemorrhage is the most common one. Since the caesarean section does not clean up the blood congestion inside the uterus, it will be squeezed together over time and cause lesions, so it must be cleaned up and go to a regular hospital. Let's follow the editor to learn about what to do with intrauterine hemorrhage?

Intrauterine hemorrhage is a complication of uterine recovery after cesarean section and its related complications. It is difficult to see the problem of wound adhesion on B-ultrasound. If intrauterine hemorrhage is found after delivery, it is important to pay attention to timely uterine cleaning. Motherwort can be used clinically, and drugs that promote uterine contraction have the effect of helping the uterus recover. However, for caesarean section, the drug strength should not be too strong. The current uterus is basically normal. You need to go to the hospital for conditioning and take Chinese medicine. Gongxuening Capsules have hemostatic effects, but it is best to use the medication under the guidance of a doctor. If the doctor recommends a uterine curettage, you should actively cooperate with the doctor.

Intrauterine hemorrhage is a serious complication after cesarean section. It is caused by uterine atony after cesarean section and is a hidden bleeding. Because the bleeding does not flow outward, it accumulates in the uterine cavity and vagina and is easily ignored. Heavy bleeding in a short period of time can quickly lead to shock, and continued small amounts of bleeding can also gradually lead to shock. Because it happens after a cesarean section, the mother is often insensitive to the effects of anesthetics, and coupled with the trauma of the operation and weak physical condition, once blood accumulates and shock occurs, the mother's life may be in danger if not treated in time. Do not take intrauterine blood accumulation during postpartum hemorrhage lightly.

Although intrauterine hemorrhage is a common complication after cesarean section, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of this complication or avoid its serious consequences as long as the nursing staff pays great attention to it, closely observes the situation after the operation, and detects and treats it in time.

Vaginal bleeding is a common symptom of female reproductive organ diseases. Since the location of bleeding is similar to that of intrauterine hemorrhage, many people mistake vaginal bleeding for intrauterine hemorrhage, which is a misunderstanding. Vaginal bleeding can come from the vulva, vagina, cervix and endometrium, but most often comes from the uterus. Although vaginal bleeding can be life-threatening, if it is caused by a benign disease, the prognosis is good. However, if the amount of bleeding is small, it may also be the earliest symptom of a malignant tumor. If it is ignored, treatment will be delayed, leading to adverse consequences. If vaginal bleeding occurs after delivery, you must go to the hospital in time to prevent serious complications.