One month after cesarean section, there is still blood

There are many ways for women to give birth, including natural birth and caesarean section. Each method requires women to take good care of themselves after delivery so that the body can recover as soon as possible in a shorter period of time. Due to physical reasons, many women choose to have a caesarean section to give birth to their children, which will not cause the child to cause dystocia for the pregnant woman, but there are many things that women need to pay attention to. But what should I do if I still have bleeding after one month of maternity leave? First of all, we need to understand what kind of blood this is.

What should I do if I still have blood after one month of maternity leave?

The bleeding may be a little more, and the source of the bleeding needs to be determined. Basically, pregnant women find bleeding when using the toilet, and it is necessary to determine whether it comes from the anus or the vagina. If the bleeding is from the anus or rectum, it may be a duodenal-related disease. If it is vaginal bleeding, you need to go for a gynecological examination and go to the obstetrics and gynecology hospital outpatient clinic to have a doctor do a gynecological examination to find out whether the bleeding is in the uterine cavity or the cervix.

Therefore, before pregnancy, you must have a gynecological examination to check for cervical diseases, because vaginal bleeding may also occur if there are cervical diseases during pregnancy, such as cervical cancer, cervical growths or cervical polyps, and bleeding may occur during defecation. If none of the above conditions occur, it is considered to be caused by threatened abortion. It is confirmed that the bleeding is caused by intrauterine pregnancy or threatened abortion, and tocolytic treatment is required. Other anorectal diseases need to be treated in the anorectal department. If it is cervical lesions or polyps, the doctor will take a puncture biopsy, send it to pathology, and give corresponding treatment.

The continuation of menstruation after childbirth has a great impact on women's bodies. Long-term vaginal bleeding can easily cause anemia in women, making it impossible for the body after childbirth to get good recovery, and even causing insufficient qi and blood. One situation in which menstruation continues after cesarean section may be caused by poor uterine repair. For example, the embryo has not been completely expelled, and there is placenta residue in the uterine cavity, which will cause continuous vaginal bleeding. In this case, it is necessary to conduct an examination in time, and then perform a uterine curettage, and then take some anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce inflammation and prevent infection.

If there is an intrauterine infection, some gynecological inflammations such as pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc., will also cause long-term bleeding. In this case, antibiotics are also the main treatment. Oral anti-inflammatory drugs can help with irregular menstruation, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and promote the discharge of postpartum lochia. Women who have had a caesarean section should take good care of themselves to prevent incomplete healing and body disease. Of course, there are also many women who do not pay attention to hygiene. In fact, this is more likely to cause problems to women's bodies, that is, endless bleeding. If you don't get treatment right away, it will have a huge impact on your future health.