How long does it take to use a belly belt when running a maternity clinic?

After pregnancy, many women face the dilemma of body deformation. Given people's current pursuit of beauty, a deformed body is absolutely unacceptable. Therefore, after a caesarean section, many women choose to use a belly belt to correct their body shape. However, their bodies are relatively weak during this period, so they are very concerned about the timing of using the belly belt. So, how long should you need to use a belly belt when doing obstetrics and gynecology? Let's take a closer look at it below.

Belly belts are medical products. Doctors generally recommend that mothers use belly belts on the first day after delivery to help cough up sputum and speed up postpartum recovery. However, mothers who undergo cesarean section will have wounds on their abdomens after the operation, so they cannot use a belly belt immediately to avoid wound infection. Doctors generally recommend that mothers who have undergone cesarean section use a restraint belt only after the wound has completely healed, which is usually after 2 months.

Mothers who have undergone cesarean section must pay attention to the correct method and time when using this product. Six months after a caesarean section, mothers' pelvis can still undergo physiological contractions. During this period, it is important to use a belly belt. Mothers who have undergone cesarean section can choose to use a belly belt for an hour after meals every day, remove it before going to bed, and do not use it for more than 8 hours a day. At the same time, avoid binding too tightly.

Regarding the question of how long to use a belly belt after a cesarean section, generally speaking, a belly belt can be used until 6 months after delivery, because these 6 months are the period of fat flow. If used reasonably, it will have a great impact on postpartum body shape recovery.

In addition, mothers who have undergone cesarean section should also pay attention to the time they wear the belly belt every day. Under normal circumstances, the belly band should be worn 30 minutes after meals and after urination, and removed before going to bed.

It is worth noting that mothers who have undergone cesarean section should avoid using belly belts for a long time, because long-term use of belly belts may cause poor blood circulation, which may lead to postpartum diseases such as varicose veins in the lower limbs, lumbar muscle strain, hemorrhoids, etc. after cesarean section. At the same time, the use of belly bands should vary from person to person. If the mother recovers well after the caesarean section, she does not need to rely on a belly belt, especially after the stitches are removed from the abdomen. It is also not advisable to use a belly belt for a long time.

I think everyone should have a clear understanding of how long you should use a belly belt when doing obstetrics and gynecology. After obstetrics and gynecology, women's bodies are still quite weak. At this time, they also have to take care of young children. A healthy body is very important. It is best not to rush to use a belly belt. It is best to wait two months until the body has recovered to a certain extent. It is more appropriate to use a belly belt during this period.