What to do if the uterus contraction injection hurts

When women are about to give birth, they usually get a birth injection, because this can promote the birth of women. Some women also need a uterine contraction injection due to uterine problems. After the uterine contraction injection, they usually feel pain, because the uterine contraction process after the uterine contraction injection is very fast, which does not give the patient time to relieve. So what should I do if I feel pain after the uterine contraction injection?

The injection for uterine contraction is usually oxytocin, which is mainly used for induction of labor, acceleration of labor, and uterine bleeding caused by weak or poor uterine contractions after delivery and abortion. It causes uterine contraction pain.

Everyone has different sensitivities to oxytocin, so don’t worry, it may not be time for the pain to start yet.

After taking oxytocin, you may experience paroxysmal pain in the lower abdomen. This may be due to insensitivity to this drug. It is recommended to repeat the B-ultrasound to understand the discharge of uterine contents.

Uterine contraction injections help increase uterine contractions and eliminate blood stasis or residue as quickly as possible. It is normal even if you do not feel any pain and there will be no side effects.

It is very normal to experience abdominal pain after receiving a uterine contraction injection. Severe abdominal pain will occur when the uterus contracts. It is recommended that if this happens after giving birth, you still need to persist. There is no better way.

The effect will be seen in two or three days. It can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, such as the Yangyin Zhixue Decoction, which consists of raw rehmannia, raw white peony root, scutellaria baicalensis, Scrophularia ningpoensis, Dendrobium candidum, Rehmannia root bark, calcined oyster shell, flower core stone, old palm charcoal, Platycodon grandiflorum leaf, and lotus node charcoal.