Four months after caesarean section, the incision grew well. For various reasons, some mothers will choose caesarean section to give birth to a lovely baby. After that, the abdomen will leave a knife mark, and the wound is almost inevitable. Most importantly, during the recovery period, you have to bear a lot of pain. For mothers who choose caesarean section, it is very important to know the recovery time of incision and wound care after caesarean section.
Recovery time of caesarean section incision
It takes a certain time to recover the incision of caesarean section, usually more than one week. Under normal circumstances, due to the large range of wounds in cesarean section, the stitches can be removed or the wallet can be taken out 5 ~ 7 days after operation. 40 days after cesarean section, the uterus should basically recover, generally 42 days after delivery (about 4 ~ 6 weeks), but the parturient should go to the hospital for gynecological examination two days after delivery, and B-ultrasound depends on the recovery of uterine accessories. In fact, the recovery time varies with the length of each person's incision, the suture situation of doctors, personal physique and other factors.
Wound care
We all know about caesarean section, and we also know that mothers have been stabbed and suffered certain pains. Physical weakness after caesarean section requires scientific wound care, which can speed up recovery. First of all, the diet should be light, pay attention to supplement protein, and usually strengthen the intake of eggs and milk; Pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm, and often apply hot compress to the incision, preferably without strenuous exercise, which can enhance the recovery speed.
For my mother, caesarean section is to suffer a knife and meet a lovely baby. Then scar witnessed the greatness of maternal love. If the mother's wound has healed and she is afraid of leaving ugly scars, she can choose to use scientific methods to scar.
Will it crack after removing stitches by caesarean section? Cesarean section itself is an unscientific mode of production, but now many women choose caesarean section in order to keep their postpartum figure and not endure the pain of natural delivery. It is well known that caesarean section will leave scars on the uterus. Many people worry that caesarean section will crack after stitches are removed. This article will talk about this problem.
Cracking after suture removal by caesarean section is due to the thick abdominal fat layer, which is prone to fat liquefaction and sweat exudate impregnation, leading to body infection. In addition, the body is prone to sweating, and the scar is always infiltrated by sweat. The salt in the sweat will stimulate the nerve endings of the scar, causing pain and itching. The change of weather will lead to the change of temperature difference and humidity between hot and cold air, and the nerve endings in the scar can also be keenly felt, feeling pain and itching until they crack.
After caesarean section, the wound should be examined first to observe whether there is pus, yellow-white necrosis or redness and heat pain. If it is only a tear and there is no inflammatory reaction, disinfect it with normal saline and wipe the wound with iodophor every day. It is best to lie flat and expose the wound. When the wound has exudate or sweat, wash it with normal saline in time to keep the wound dry.
If there is inflammatory infection. Then the wound should be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide, and the necrotic tissue of the wound should be cleaned with medical scissors and tweezers to expose the red meat surface inside and promote wound healing. You don't need to dress the wound at ordinary times, and try to keep the wound dry and exposed. If you need to go out for a walk or sleep, just wrap it with one or two layers of gauze to avoid the wound being rubbed by foreign objects.
In addition, it is best to take a slightly flexed lateral position after caesarean section, which can alleviate the pain caused by abdominal wall tension. Ying Qin changed the dressing, kept the wound and its surroundings dry and clean, and perspired in time to avoid pain caused by sweat stimulation.
It can be seen that if the suture is not carefully maintained after caesarean section, the wound is easy to crack, so mother should pay attention not to tear off the scar prematurely after operation, which may easily lead to wound pain. If the incision is itchy and painful, you should go to the hospital in time and use some drugs under the guidance of a doctor to relieve the pain or itching and heal the wound as soon as possible.
There is indeed a risk of rupture after caesarean section, because the wound has not healed, and many women don't know how to care for their caesarean section wounds, so many pregnant women are at risk of rupture after caesarean section. If your wound is cracked, you must actively deal with it in the way of this article.