What should I do if the incision hurts during cesarean section?

After getting pregnant, many girls will choose cesarean section to give birth to a cute baby. However, many people feel that the incision will be more painful after cesarean section. Why is that? There are actually many reasons for the pain from the cesarean section incision, such as wound infection, scar hyperplasia, and incorrect maintenance methods. Next, let’s take a look at the specific situation of cesarean section incision pain.

There are many reasons for cesarean section incision pain, including wound infection, wound scar hyperplasia, and external stimulation can all cause symptoms of cesarean section incision pain. If itching, pain or tingling occurs when the scar begins to proliferate, it is a normal physiological phenomenon and generally does not require any special treatment. Avoid irritation to the wound and protect it well.

If the pain is caused by wound infection, the patient's wound needs to be cleaned in time: use normal saline to clean the wound, apply iodine tincture for anti-inflammatory after cleaning, and take some anti-inflammatory and anti-infection drugs orally. If the wound infection is more serious, you can use Yu's wound healing formula to wet the wound for treatment, which can reduce inflammation and swelling, promote tissue regeneration and heal the wound, thereby repairing the wound more quickly.

It is best to adopt a slightly bent side-lying position after surgery to reduce the pain caused by abdominal wall tension. If a woman is afraid of the pain that will come after the anesthesia wears off after surgery, she can ask the anesthesiologist to add an analgesic pump.

In addition, it is necessary to maintain a proper nutritional balance after surgery. Eat more vegetables and fruits, lean meat, soy products and other foods rich in vitamins and minerals.

It is also important to note that the wound dressing should be changed in time, and the area around the wound should be kept dry and fresh to avoid sweat from seeping in, as this will cause pain. After being discharged from the hospital, you should protect your wound and not tear off the scar yourself, as this will only make you feel more and more painful. As time goes by, the pain will gradually ease, and seeing a cute child will reduce the pain a lot.