How to reduce the pain of cesarean section contractions

Generally speaking, pain refers to the uterine contractions that pregnant women experience when they are about to give birth. In the beginning, the pain occurs multiple times a day and lasts for about 30 seconds. The pain of uterine contractions varies from person to person. The uterine contraction pain during normal delivery rarely requires drug intervention. Compared with uterine contraction pain, uterine contraction pain after childbirth is much lighter. Therefore, pregnant women who have a caesarean section can greatly eliminate psychological fears, and uterine contraction pain after childbirth is far less terrible than rumored. So what should I do if I have uterine contractions during cesarean section?

How to relieve uterine contraction pain after cesarean section

If you want to relieve the pain caused by uterine contractions during the delivery process, you can choose delivery analgesia. Labor analgesia can effectively relieve the pain caused by uterine contractions during the delivery process. It is also helpful to increase uterine blood flow and reduce the symptoms of fetal hypoxia in the uterine cavity. In addition, the "worry-anxiety-pain syndrome" caused by the mental stress of pregnant women can also be alleviated. It has little impact on the delivery process, has little effect on pregnant women and fetuses, the drug takes effect quickly, has reliable efficacy, and the administration method is simple. However, it needs to be performed by an anesthesiologist and monitored throughout the process.

Pain after a caesarean section is inevitable. The pain is mainly caused by trauma to the surgical forceps. This type of pain will gradually be felt after the surgical anesthesia wears off. The pain is persistent and severe. The most common way to relieve postoperative pain is to use analgesics. If you inject sedatives or pethidine to relieve pain, you can also take painkillers to relieve pain. The more popular method of pain relief at this stage is to use a pain pump to relieve pain. This method is easy to use and has a very good analgesic effect. In addition, cesarean section contractions can also cause pain. This type of pain is paroxysmal and is aggravated during breastfeeding. Currently, there is no good way to relieve this type of pain.

When the uterus contracts, you should pay attention to inhaling forcefully, breathing deeply, and exerting force effectively. Inhaling according to the pattern of uterine contraction can relieve pain. Uterine contraction is a normal physiological need in late pregnancy, which is divided into regular uterine contraction and irregular uterine contraction. Irregular uterine contractions last longer each time and are spaced farther apart. Regular uterine contractions last about 60 seconds each, with an interval of 2-3 minutes between each. Normal uterine contractions, rupture of amniotic fluid and spotting during pregnancy mean that labor will start soon. Therefore, you should pay attention to promptly establish standard uterine contractions, prepare your delivery bag, and go to the hospital to wait for your baby to give birth.

When entering the delivery process, uterine contractions occur. This type of pain is very common. There is no effective pain relief method during this period. It is recommended that pregnant women control their emotions, divert their attention, and take deep breaths more often. This can relieve the pain when the uterus contracts significantly. Generally, the gestation period for the first child is longer, so you need to persist longer. In the later stages of delivery, due to frequent uterine contractions, the pain will be more severe, so you should be mentally prepared.