Is the postpartum pelvic floor exam painful?

Pregnant women need to undergo various maternity examinations before giving birth, and after giving birth, some pregnant women will also go for corresponding examinations after a period of time for the sake of their own health recovery. Because the muscles in the uterus are expanded during pregnancy, many pregnant women have to do a postpartum pelvic floor examination some time after giving birth to detect the degree of muscle recovery. But will it be painful during the postpartum pelvic floor examination?

Postpartum pelvic floor muscle examination is mainly carried out through a series of tests, such as jump test, to test the recovery of pelvic floor muscles. If urine leaks when jumping, you should consider that your pelvic floor muscles are damaged and recovering poorly.

It is recommended that you do not worry too much. There are no special precautions before the examination. Just follow the doctor's instructions and cooperate accordingly during the examination. In addition, the pelvic floor examination is actually to check the contraction of the pregnant woman's pelvic floor muscles, that is, the muscle around the urinary tract is the pelvic floor muscle. Because some pregnant women have their buttocks muscles relaxed due to excessive expansion after giving birth, so the purpose is to check whether the muscles have recovered their function.

1. These examinations are helpful for the postpartum recovery of pregnant women. For this kind of examination, the main method is that the doctor will ask you to do an anal force movement to see what the expansion force of the pregnant woman's vagina and anus is like. If you want to check vaginal relaxation, you will have to do some rehabilitation training.

2. The pelvic floor examination is actually to check the contraction of the pregnant woman's pelvic floor muscles, that is, the muscle around the urinary tract is the pelvic floor muscle. Because some pregnant women's muscles around the buttocks will relax due to excessive expansion after giving birth, so the purpose is to check whether the muscles have recovered their function.

3. If a pregnant woman experiences pelvic floor muscle relaxation during this period, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment in time. If the muscle relaxation is within two degrees, conservative treatment is generally acceptable. However, if you do not pay attention and the relaxation becomes more serious, surgical treatment will be required.