How long does it take to get out of bed after a vaginal tear?

If a pregnant woman chooses a natural birth during childbirth, she may suffer natural injuries, which include two specific situations: (1) minor injuries caused by the fetus's head or other parts that emerge from the birth canal first colliding with the vagina; (2) vaginal lacerations, which are divided into three levels according to the severity of the injury. As for the recovery of lacerations, in addition to medical conditions and measures, it is also directly related to the physical condition of the mother. Here, let's talk specifically about how long it takes for women with lacerations during normal childbirth to get out of bed.

One is some minor injuries caused by the collision of the baby's head or presenting part with the vaginal tissue during natural delivery. The wound is small and is a mild tear. The other is vaginal laceration, which is larger and deeper. Clinically, it is often called first, second, or third degree laceration depending on the size of the laceration and the damaged tissue.

After a normal birth, depending on the physical condition of each mother, the mother will usually be able to get out of bed and walk within one to two days. If a mother has an episiotomy or laceration, she may need to delay getting out of bed to avoid the wound from splitting; however, a mother in better physical condition can even get out of bed and walk within 24 hours.

How long is the appropriate amount of walking per day after a normal birth?

How long you walk a day after a normal birth depends on the mother's physical condition. You can walk as much as you want as long as your body allows and you don't feel tired. How long after a normal birth can you go out? 3 Generally, you can go out three days after a normal birth, depending on the mother's recovery. Some mothers who are particularly unwell still need to wait a few days before going out. Generally, you can go out in about a week. The traditional confinement period requires not going out for a month after giving birth. This is due to limitations caused by factors such as sanitary conditions in the past. However, in fact, staying at home for a long time is not conducive to the mother's recovery.

Precautions for walking after childbirth

1. The main thing is not to get tired. After a normal birth, the mother must be careful not to cause physical fatigue when walking. Never force yourself, so as not to put excessive burden on the body, which will affect the body's recovery.

2. Avoid standing or squatting for long periods of time. After a normal delivery, the mother should not stand or squat for a long time to rest when she is tired. This is not only not conducive to physical recovery, but may also cause problems such as uterine prolapse.

3. Be prepared to protect against cold and sun when going out. If the mother wants to go out for a walk after a normal delivery, she must be prepared to keep warm in cold weather and be prepared to protect against the sun in sunny days to avoid causing physical discomfort, colds and other problems.