What causes abdominal pain during cesarean section?

Pregnant women generally have two options for giving birth: natural birth and cesarean section. Natural birth is more painful, while cesarean section requires surgery and is more convenient. Both methods have certain risks. A cesarean section requires cutting open the abdomen and taking the baby out. Some pregnant women will experience special conditions after a cesarean section, such as stomach pain. So what causes stomach pain after a cesarean section?

Cesarean section is an important operation in obstetrics. Due to the progress in anesthesiology, blood transfusion, infusion, water and electricity balance knowledge, as well as improvements in surgical methods, surgical suture materials and infection control measures, cesarean section has become an effective means to solve difficult labor and certain obstetric complications and to save the lives of mothers and perinatal infants.

One of the late complications after cesarean section is chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, because the surgery may cause pelvic adhesions. So now I feel pain in my stomach, which may be related to pelvic inflammatory disease. I suggest you have a gynecological examination. Check for bimanual tenderness. If necessary, try pelvic inflammatory disease treatment. You need to strengthen your physical fitness at ordinary times. Pelvic inflammatory disease can also be related to hygiene, diet, etc. Avoid spicy and irritating foods that may cause allergies.

This situation will occur regardless of whether it is a caesarean section or a natural birth. However, if the pain is severe, you must see a doctor. It may be that the incision has not fully healed. You must walk around appropriately to avoid adhesion of the incision.

It takes some time for your body to recover after childbirth. In this situation, you just need to pay attention to rest and you can recover.

I have abdominal pain after a cesarean section, which should be due to postpartum contractions. Postpartum uterine contractions are necessary to help expel lochia and help the uterus return to its original position.

Generally, abdominal pain after childbirth may be related to the recovery of the uterus and will disappear in about a month. It is recommended to observe. If the abdominal pain lasts for a long time, there may be intrauterine infection and other conditions. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

At the beginning, it’s because everything has not recovered yet. Generally, it will get better after about half a month.