Abdominal pain half a month after cesarean section

Although the cesarean section delivery technique does not make women feel pain during the delivery process, the recovery period for women after cesarean section is very long, so women during this period should pay attention to the recovery of their wounds. Many women experience some physical abnormalities after a caesarean section. Some women experience dull abdominal pain half a month after a caesarean section. What's going on?

Patients who have undergone cesarean section should pay special attention to private hygiene, especially taking antibiotics as prescribed by the doctor, or using antibiotic infusion for prevention, which can prevent intrauterine infection. If personal hygiene is not taken care of after the operation, it is very likely that abdominal pain symptoms will continue to occur. So, is it normal to still have abdominal pain half a month after the cesarean section?

There will be no obvious symptoms of abdominal pain half a month after cesarean section. If the patient has obvious symptoms of abdominal pain, it is an abnormal situation and you should seek medical help for reexamination and diagnosis in time. There are two possible causes of postoperative abdominal pain. One is intrauterine infection and the other is catching cold. You must cooperate with the doctor for a detailed examination. The more common examination methods include: B-ultrasound, routine leucorrhea tests, routine blood and urine tests, etc., and intestinal examinations are required if necessary.

If it is confirmed that the abdominal pain symptoms are caused by intrauterine infection, anti-infection drugs should be used as soon as possible. This can achieve outstanding treatment results and will not cause the patient to suffer a lot of pain and impact. Generally, taking anti-infection drugs for about a week can help cure this disease. During this period, you must follow the doctor's instructions and take sufficient medication for a full course of treatment to ensure that the effect of treating the disease is more prominent.

If it is confirmed that the pain is caused by catching a cold, you should correct your bad eating habits in time, avoid eating raw, cold and spicy foods, and pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm. Appropriate local hot compresses will improve the pain. You can eat more warm foods and drink some brown sugar water. If necessary, you can take Simotang oral liquid for conditioning. This Chinese medicine will not affect the baby's milk drinking, so mothers can take it with confidence.

Women who have undergone caesarean section should pay more attention to diet and lifestyle adjustments. They should not eat irritating foods within two months after the operation and try to avoid strenuous exercise during this period, otherwise it will cause increased bleeding, aggravated abdominal pain and other abnormal symptoms. During this period, they must have an optimistic and cheerful attitude. A good mood is also very helpful and beneficial to disease control and treatment.