How to treat right abdominal pain after childbirth?

Many female friends experience pain in the right lower abdomen after a caesarean section or a normal birth, or some female friends often do not feel pain in the right lower abdomen when they are standing or sitting still. However, once I turn over and walk while sleeping at night or standing, I will feel waves of pain. In severe cases, I will experience severe pain and feel as if my abdomen is torn apart. What is going on?

Experts point out that if a woman suffers from a headache during the confinement period and the condition does not improve after treatment, it may be caused by postpartum rheumatism. In order to avoid the condition from worsening, she should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and active treatment in time.

Postpartum rheumatism is a disease that mothers get during the confinement period. It is caused by wind and cold. This disease is very harmful and should not be taken lightly. The purpose of confinement is to do moderate exercise and rest, proper food supplements and diet therapy during this period, which can restore the uterus to its pre-delivery size, and restore qi and blood through conditioning, and even better than before, thus slowly changing the bad physical condition during this period.

Postpartum disease patients will be afraid of cold, easily fatigued, and experience pain in the joints. Headaches and dizziness are common phenomena. Postpartum disease is very harmful to female patients. If postpartum disease is not treated in time, it may even follow the patient throughout his life and cause unbearable suffering. Therefore, once any abnormality is found, go to a specialist hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

We hope that the explanation of the symptoms of postpartum disease will attract everyone's attention, help patients detect physical abnormalities as early as possible, treat the disease early, and prevent the disease from worsening.

It may be the pain caused by uterine peristalsis after giving birth. Most of the time, this pain is tolerable and will generally ease after about 7 days.

What I would like to advise everyone is to pay more attention to rest and conditioning, increase the absorption of nutrition and protein, maintain a good attitude and adequate sleep. You can also do some small recovery exercises every day, such as rubbing your lower abdomen, etc., which can speed up recovery. If you feel severe pain, go to the hospital in time.