How does postpartum fall feeling return a responsibility

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I gave birth to the child more than two months, because the child's head is big, so I chose caesarean section. At that time, postpartum hemorrhage, the doctor said it was caused by uterine inertia after caesarean section. Up to now, the edge of the knife has recovered well, but I feel that the vagina is sagging. Every time I wash the bottom, I can feel a small round piece of meat in the vagina, and it's soft. I can feel it in the vagina with my hand. I'm still having a caesarean section. Let's take a look at the following.

How does postpartum fall feeling return a responsibility

First: postpartum vaginal prolapse is related to whether or not natural labor, but it is not absolute. In October of pregnancy, the gradually increasing fetus oppresses the vagina, forcing the vagina to squeeze downward. In severe cases, the vagina is squeezed out, which is the same as your situation. There is a piece of soft round meat at the vaginal orifice, that is, vaginal bulge.

Second: the result of the midwife's forceful pulling of the umbilical cord attached to the bottom of the uterus. At this time, if the umbilical cord is tough and does not break from the placenta, and the loose bottom of the uterus is pressed with force, the uterus will turn inward.

Third: don't worry too much about vaginal prolapse. After delivery, you can do anal lifting exercise to help vaginal recovery. Do it five times a day, ten minutes each time, and then gradually decrease. If you think it's not serious, do it three times a day. If you still don't recover, don't worry too much as long as it doesn't affect your daily life.

matters needing attention

The main cause of uterine varus is the third stage of labor when the placenta is not stripped, the umbilical cord is pulled and the fundus is pressed. It is suggested that the correct treatment of the third stage of labor is the key to prevent uterine varus. Once the diagnosis is clear, manual reduction should be done immediately. When combined with shock, uterine reduction should be performed at the same time of anti shock, and it is not appropriate to wait for the recovery of shock before uterine reduction, so as not to miss the opportunity of rescue.