Three phases of pelvic repair

A woman's pelvis will change after giving birth. Now many confinement centers have launched packages for women to repair their bodies after childbirth, which can help women repair their bodies as soon as possible. Among the three periods of pelvic repair, the recovery process in the first period is more important. The first recovery can be done about one and a half months after delivery. The following will introduce the time and effect of pelvic repair. Let’s learn about it together.

1. How often should pelvic repair be performed?

Generally speaking, it takes about 42 days after giving birth to go to the hospital for the first check-up. If bulging of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls or vaginal relaxation occurs during this period, or if there are related problems, treatment is generally required as soon as possible. Generally, the recovery process takes 42 days after delivery. If there is no recovery after 42 days, treatment should be sought as soon as possible.

2. What will the effect of pelvic repair be?

In fact, the effect of pelvic repair depends on the method chosen by each person. Some people choose surgical correction, which can achieve the ideal goal in a short time. You can also use exercise as a method. Although the effect is not particularly fast, it is of great help to the body.

The effect of pelvic repair is also related to the time of personal repair. Because pelvic repair often takes a relatively long time, if you give up halfway, it is difficult to achieve the ideal repair effect.

Carefully choose the appropriate method. In order to ensure better pelvic and abdominal tightening effects, you must carefully choose the appropriate method. The more common one is the pelvic repair device, which can meet the needs of many people.

How often should pelvic repair be performed? The editor has already given the answer to this question in the above article. If you encounter this kind of problem, you can refer to the editor's suggestions, but the editor's suggestions are for reference only, because everyone's physique is different, so the ability to recover is also different. If you are still not sure, you can ask the doctor for recovery methods.