How does black lochia after caesarean section return a responsibility?

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Lochia actually refers to the residual blood and turbidity left in the uterus after delivery. Lochia is caused by abnormal operation of Qi and blood, blood stasis and qi stagnation. Lochia after delivery contains blood, necrotic uterine desquamation, placenta, and some blood stasis and mucus. Now let's talk about the black lochia after cesarean section.

How does black lochia after caesarean section return a responsibility?

The common causes of lochia nigra include some infection in uterine cavity, some remnants of pregnant materials such as placenta and decidua in uterine cavity, incomplete recovery of uterus, etc.

If the patient's postpartum uterine involution is not good, B-ultrasound examination is also necessary. If it indicates that the uterus is large, and there is fluid in the uterine cavity, the possibility of hematocele is high, and the postpartum uterine contraction ability is not very good, so there will be residual fluid, snow, leading to irregular vaginal bleeding. In this case, oxytocin should be injected or intravenous drip, Then add traditional Chinese medicine to promote uterine contraction treatment, if breast-feeding, it is conducive to uterine contraction and involution.

Another reason may be that the patient's bedding is not clean, leading to endometritis, and there will be endless lochia after delivery. If so, blood routine can be carried out. Blood routine will show that the patient's white blood cells are elevated, but B-ultrasound can't see anything abnormal. The patient needs infusion anti infection treatment, If it is breast-feeding patients can be treated with antibiotics, treatment is about four or five days.

matters needing attention

Maternal lochia endless, it is best to go to the hospital for examination, and then determine the treatment, this period of time is very important, the patient's body is very weak, so at this time with more intake of vitamins and protein rich food.