After deciding to have a caesarean section, the pregnant mother will definitely be very nervous all the time. She did various searches on the Internet about the delivery process. When she saw that the delivery still needed catheterization, she was not calm. What a painful process it is to insert bladder through urethral orifice. Like other pregnant mothers, expectant mothers learn as much as possible about the embarrassing scene of catheterization during childbirth by sharing their experiences online or with those mothers who come over. So, how do you feel after inserting the catheter?

What does it feel like to insert a catheter after delivery? In fact, the feeling of catheterization is different because everyone has different sensitivity, so the experience is different. Some people say it doesn't hurt, but it's not very comfortable. Insert the catheter slowly, and you won't feel much later. The pain of the catheter and the pain of the knife edge are not of the same order of magnitude at all, so just ignore it. Some women said that inserting a catheter really hurts, and it hurts to sweat. In fact, most of these women who have pain during catheterization are nervous and sensitive to pain, so they will feel particularly painful during catheterization.

Before caesarean section, the nurse in the inpatient department will insert a catheter. Most patients will not feel pain when inserting the catheter. Of course, they will feel a little uncomfortable, but they can generally tolerate it. Moreover, the catheter is elastic, and the urethra of the human body is also elastic. When inserting the catheter, as long as the mother can follow the doctor's instructions, the catheter can be inserted smoothly without much pain.

I don't feel anything when I have a catheter. I cut the catheter in the right direction, and I didn't feel too much pain when inserting the catheter, so Ma Bao was relieved. It hurts a little when pulling out the catheter, but it doesn't hurt. The first time I urinate by myself after pulling out the catheter, I may feel it, but I can bear it. Not the second time. Ma Bao need not worry about it.

Complications of delivery include postpartum anemia, hypogalactia, mastitis, metritis, puerperal fever, uterine prolapse, urinary retention, muscle pain, back pain, headache, diarrhea and constipation. Anemia pregnant women can eat more high-iron foods, including meat, black glutinous rice porridge, red bean soup and so on. If the milk is increased, you can use 1 maltose, 3 money dandelion and 3 money cowherb to stew food, which can promote milk ejection. Constipation can eat bananas and sesame sauce (boiled with honey to taste), which can promote defecation. If you have a fever or extreme discomfort due to mastitis or metritis, you must seek medical attention immediately.

Reminder: you can't delay treatment if you have moon disease. It is difficult to treat after the disease of moon.