How long does it take for the pelvis to repair?

During the process of giving birth, a woman's cervix needs to be opened at the beginning. The cervix and pelvis need to be fully opened to ensure that the baby in the belly can come out successfully. Because opening and healing requires a process, excessive force during delivery may cause damage to the uterus, and even the cervix may be torn. It is necessary to develop a perfect recovery process for the body after delivery. In addition to multi-factor pelvic recovery, non-surgical methods can also be used for treatment. Through massage, the pelvis and ligaments can also be connected and repaired. However, it should be noted that the general pelvic repair time takes forty-two days or three months. Do not rush, otherwise it is easy to fail.

How long does it take for the pelvis to repair?

It usually takes 42 days, or 6 days, for a woman's uterus, cervix, and endometrium to return to their non-pregnant state after giving birth. In fact, the editor recommends that you do a pelvic floor function assessment before starting pelvic recovery work. Although it is a common problem, everyone has different physical conditions, so it is necessary to develop a recovery plan that best suits you! Pelvic floor function assessment should be completed within 6 weeks after delivery as much as possible. If pelvic floor disease is found, rehabilitation treatment should be started as soon as possible within 3 months after delivery, because 3 months after delivery is the "golden time" for pelvic floor muscle function recovery. The earlier the training, the better the effect. At this point, many people speculate that pelvic floor function assessment must be a very complicated examination item, but it is not. The doctor will first conduct a medical interview to find out whether the new mother has symptoms such as sneezing or leaking urine when coughing, then perform a routine vaginal examination and place a pelvic floor muscle signal collector in the vagina to perform a pelvic floor electromyography assessment. The doctor can know the condition of the pelvic floor muscle strength in about 8 minutes.

The "Pelvic Restoration and Vaginal Tightening Technique" was created by Teacher Wen Lu based on the unique skills of traditional Chinese medicine bone setting, combined with the relevant movements and theoretical basis of female pelvic exercises in Indian yoga, to create a vaginal tightening technique that relies entirely on techniques.

This method uses precise techniques such as tapping, pressing, pushing and compressing to connect and repair the pelvis and pubic bones. There is no need to undress, touch private parts, or take any other medications. Each session lasts 40 minutes. After the first repair, you can experience the beauty of vaginal tightness. After one month of conditioning, the vagina will be restored to be tight, elastic, smooth and slippery, and you can relax and tighten it as you like.

Suitable for the crowd:

1. Women who have had sex or have excessive sex;

2. Adult women with a history of pregnancy (including women who had caesarean section or abortion);

3. Women with vaginal relaxation, sexual pain, decreased libido, and sexual indifference;

4. Women whose hips become wider, buttocks become enlarged, hips swing, and belly fat due to childbirth;

5. Women who have just given birth and do not currently have obvious vaginal relaxation problems (preventive pelvic repair).