Scar hyperplasia after caesarean section is a physiological phenomenon, which is caused by maternal metabolic problems or skin problems. Usually, it will not affect your health, but there may be a feeling that the skin of the incision is tight and uncomfortable, so new mothers don't have to panic. If there is scar hyperplasia in caesarean section, you can take care of it through massage, diet and other four aspects to get rid of the trouble caused by scar hyperplasia after caesarean section.
First, massage physical therapy
Massage stimulation is an effective method to promote wound healing after cesarean section. It is suggested that applying vitamin C or E capsule oil around the wound and massage can promote the absorption of vitamins by the skin, accelerate the self-repair ability of the skin, make the wound heal as soon as possible, and avoid scar hyperplasia after caesarean section.
Second, exercise properly.
New mothers should not stay in bed all the time during the puerperium, get out of bed properly and do some moderate exercise to promote the metabolic activity of cells in the body, accelerate the healing of cesarean scar and avoid the occurrence of scar hyperplasia. In addition, after the postpartum body returns to normal, you can do some physical exercise, such as yoga or walking, which will help the new mother's blood circulation and let the caesarean scar recover as soon as possible.
Third, adjust the diet reasonably.
After caesarean section, the new mother should not only eat more meat rich in protein, but also eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to supplement the amino acids and vitamins needed by the body and promote the healing of postpartum incision. In addition, eat less hot food after delivery, so as not to hurt the liver, spleen and vitality, and don't eat spicy food to prevent scar hyperplasia after caesarean section.
Fourth, surgical removal of scars.
If the above methods can't alleviate the scar hyperplasia of caesarean section, the new mother can consider surgical resection. Surgical scar removal is the last treatment, because the new mother's body has not fully recovered after caesarean section. If we operate on her again in a short time, it will not only affect her own body, but also affect the baby's breastfeeding.
In short, if there is scar hyperplasia after caesarean section, it can be relieved by diet, exercise and massage, which is both scientific and effective and will not cause harm to the body. However, if scar hyperplasia is serious after caesarean section, it is suggested that the new mother go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid delaying her illness and affecting her health.