What is the reason for postpartum urination?

After giving birth, you still feel like urinating and can’t urinate completely? After giving birth, some women have to choose a caesarean section. At this time, they may need to be hospitalized for a week, and may need a catheter in the first few days. Some women have problems with urinary incontinence and often have a urge to urinate. So what is the reason for this? Let’s take a look at it together next.

After giving birth, you still feel like urinating and can’t urinate completely?

After childbirth, pregnant women often have difficulty controlling their urination. This is mainly due to the placement of catheters during childbirth, which causes the bladder detrusor muscle to not contract normally. Some pregnant women are afraid of pain and cannot urinate. It is generally recommended to develop the habit of urinating after childbirth and try not to insert a catheter. In this case, you should first eliminate your anxiety and be in a relaxed environment. You can apply a hot towel to the bladder to facilitate the contraction of the detrusor muscle. In addition, you can choose medication. You can consult a hospital expert for this!

The most likely situation to cause urethritis is when a urinary catheter is left in the body. This is a situation that may occur even when a urinary catheter is left in place. Symptoms of incontinence after the catheter is removed may be caused by a urethral infection. Pay attention to light food in diet. You can drink more nutritious porridge containing high-protein food. Now that you have just had the operation, you should not eat greasy and difficult to digest food. Be sure to drink plenty of water and urinate frequently during the treatment period. The diet for urinary tract infection should avoid spicy and irritating foods. This kind of food can aggravate urinary tract irritation symptoms and cause difficulty in urination. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene on a daily basis to avoid bacterial invasion and pathogen infection.

First, remove the catheter, hold your urine, stimulate dilation and contraction, and stimulate several times to allow the brain to regain control of the urination reflex. Then you can go to the hospital to order furosemide, which can also speed up the secretion of urine, in order to stimulate urination.

Common problems after the catheter is removed after childbirth

What are the common problems after the urinary catheter is removed after childbirth? If you are still unable to urinate, you can apply hot compresses to the bladder area, massage appropriately, and regulate your mood, and generally you will be able to get better. If you are unable to urinate for a long time, you still need to consider catheterization again, but generally there will definitely be discomfort after the operation, because the pain of the wound can easily lead to urinary incontinence, so you need to exercise yourself to restore the urination function, and you can combine it with hot compresses to the bladder area appropriately, and most of the time you will be able to get better. It is recommended that you do post-production only when necessary after a doctor's diagnosis.

If necessary, catheterization should be continued, and urine should be drained after catheterization. Then, clamp it with hemostat before removing the catheter. If the patient has to urinate, he will tell the relatives, and the relatives will remove the hemostat. This is how to train urination. Massage and hot compress are two common methods in clinical medicine. Maybe the amplitude of your pressing is not enough. You can try to press the bladder with force, from light to heavy, and remind the patient to press at the same time. Under normal circumstances, you can let the patient press the bladder from top to bottom.