Cezarev section is the main operation and requires a lot of time to cure the body from pain. During the treatment process, women may experience different types of pain and discomfort. However, with the right steps after delivery, the pain can be controlled. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Mandzush Goel, lead consultant, obstetrician and gynecology department, CK Birla Hospital, Delhi shared postpartum pain management tips after crossing. Also Read Want to restore workout after cross -section surgery? The doctor explains when and how to start
1. The incision of pain:
The most immediate discomfort after section usually follows from the incision. Flight preparations, antibiotics and antacids are usually prescribed after surgery and during the first days after discharge. They help manage pain, prevent infection and maintain overall healing. It is important to keep the incision clean and dry and monitor the signs of infection such as redness, swelling or secretions.
2. Uterine contractions:
Because the uterus begins to shrink to pregnancy, women often experience spasms similar to menstrual pain. These consequences can be inconvenient, but are a natural part of postpartum recovery. Flight preparations can be used when the pain becomes serious. Also Read Month of Caesarean section of the section: punching myths and misconceptions about cross -section C
3. Discomfort in the abdomen and gas:
Gas, bloating and incorrect intestines are often found after the cross section due to the effects of anesthesia and surgery. To facilitate this discomfort, walk and remain moisturizing can be useful. The stool softeners can also be assigned to prevent constipation and reduce deformation during bowel emptying.
4. Pain in the back:
Postural changes weakened abdominal muscles, and the presence of scar tissue can lead to back pain after surgery. The postpartum belt supports can provide relief by offering gentle compression and support. Gentle exercises and pelvic floors, after approved by the doctor, can strengthen the muscles and improve the posture.
5. Breast discomfort:
Breastfeeding can lead to a painful breast, especially in the early days. The use of warm compresses or taking warm showers before feeding and using cold compresses between feedings can help relieve pain and swelling. Also Read Optional c-section: What is it? Is it safe? Doctor explains
If you seek help:
While some discomfort is expected, stable or severe pain, which does not improve with medication or affects everyday life, should be discussed with a healthcare provider. Cross -section recovery usually takes about 6-8 weeks, and proper pain management is crucial to ensure a smoother postpartum journey.
Note for readers: This article is intended only for information purposes rather than to replace professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of a doctor with any medical issues.
