Manual pelvic repair is too painful

Pelvic repair after childbirth is very important. If the pelvis is not repaired well, not only will the buttocks look big and loose, but it may also affect the mother's defecation and urination problems, and even affect the couple's life. This has a great impact on the quality of life in the future, so pelvic repair after childbirth is urgent. So, does postpartum pelvic repair hurt after giving birth? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

Does it hurt to have a postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth?

There is some pain in postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth. Generally speaking, there are many methods of postpartum pelvic repair. You can use instruments and equipment to perform postpartum pelvic repair, or you can perform postpartum pelvic repair manually. The side effects of postpartum pelvic repair surgery may cause weakening of gastrointestinal function and cause constipation. In addition, it may also affect the blood circulation and cause shoulder and neck pain. As long as the postpartum pelvic repair technique is correct, there are generally no significant side effects. Tushou's postpartum pelvic repair can effectively tighten the waistline after childbirth, calibrate the deformed pelvis, relieve pain after childbirth, and help restore the body shape after childbirth.

During pregnancy, women's pelvis often deforms due to the stimulation of growth hormone and the compression of the enlarged uterus. However, after the pregnancy is over, the uterus will shrink and recover, and the deformed pelvis can be slowly restored by tying a restraint belt. But there is no so-called manual method for postpartum pelvic repair, because it is impossible to repair the pelvis through simple manual movements. And for women with more serious pelvic deformation, even binding belts cannot completely restore it.

Where is the best place to recover after childbirth?

You can do postpartum recovery at home by yourself, or you can choose a confinement center with good user reviews. You should exercise moderately as soon as possible after giving birth. Pregnant women who give birth vaginally can wake up and exercise lightly within 6-12 hours after giving birth, and can walk freely in the room on the second day after giving birth. Postpartum recovery exercise is beneficial for energy recovery, urination and defecation, prevent or reduce the occurrence of obstruction symptoms, and can restore the strength of the pelvic and abdominal muscles. The intensity of postpartum recovery exercise should be from shallow to deep, and you should not rush for quick results. For those with edema in the vulva, cold and damp compresses can be applied locally, and acupuncture therapy can be given if necessary.

The postpartum recovery program includes body recovery after childbirth, psychological recovery, and diet and nutrition planning for women during the recovery period. Body restoration after childbirth, including facial care, stretch mark repair, breast care, etc. It is also important to adjust your mindset after giving birth, which can help eliminate postpartum depression. Scientific diet for pregnant women after giving birth is important. According to the health conditions of pregnant women and babies, a nutritious, scientific, delicious and reasonable diet should be formulated. The baby is in the dangerous period of pregnancy within 28 days after giving birth, and professional nursing knowledge is also needed to take care of the baby.

Regardless of whether you choose a natural birth or a caesarean section, as the uterus expands during pregnancy, the pelvic floor muscles are compressed and become relatively weak. Especially for pregnant women who choose natural childbirth, during the delivery process, they constantly exert downward force, which causes damage to the pelvic floor muscles. If the pelvic floor muscles are not repaired immediately after delivery, it may cause the pelvis to relax after delivery, vaginal wall bulging, uterine prolapse, etc., and more serious cases may cause urinary incontinence. In order to reduce and avoid the occurrence of these complications, pelvic floor muscle repair should be done immediately after giving birth.