Caesarean section abdominal pain

After a caesarean section, women's physical condition is relatively weak, so they must pay more attention to nourishment at this time, especially to prevent wound infection. If there is a dull pain in the lower abdomen, pay attention to the cleanliness of the wound and avoid getting it wet. If the pain lasts for a long time, intestinal adhesions should be avoided. In addition, if an infection occurs, it may also cause persistent symptoms of pain, which requires further examination.

Caesarean section abdominal pain

1. The possibility of intestinal adhesion cannot be ruled out.

It is recommended to pay attention to a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, eat easily digestible foods, develop good bowel habits, and keep bowel movements smooth. You can go to a regular hospital for treatment, and receive infrared therapy based on your specific situation to promote symptom relief. In daily life, you should pay attention to strengthening self-care and doing moderate exercise, but avoid strenuous exercise. Follow-up visit 42 days after delivery to clarify the body's recovery status.

2. Stomach discomfort

One is the pain caused by excessive stomach acid, and the other is the stomach bloating and pain caused by poor stomach emptying.

Guidance: It is recommended to actively carry out treatment and pay attention to a light diet, take oral antacids, lead a regular life, eat fixed and quantitative meals, and keep a good mood.

3. Infection

If it is the second cesarean section, the pain will be more severe than the first time, and the recovery will be slower, because there is always an incision, and the pain of uterine contraction after surgery can also cause

Guidance:

Therefore, it is recommended to pay attention to rest during the confinement period, increase nutrition, and often observe the contraction of the uterus and the recovery of the incision. After 42 days, you can go to the hospital for a color ultrasound to check the recovery of the uterus. Now you can eat motherwort granules to help the recovery of the uterus.

4. Catch a cold

Abdominal pain after cesarean section may be related to cold or uterine contraction, etc.

Guidance: Keep warm and avoid cold. You can have a B-ultrasound or a blood test. You can take some anti-inflammatory drugs or Chinese medicine. You can also apply hot compresses.