How long can the body recover after caesarean section?
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Whether it's cesarean section or follow-up, the best time to recover body shape in science is within six months after delivery, but it seems to be a little difficult for us in life! In fact, after cesarean section, the body will recover slowly. If during lactation, for the sake of the baby's ration, it is suggested that the mother should not lose weight. As long as the milk is broken, the body will recover quickly. Let's share my experience with you.
How long can the body recover after caesarean section?
Lying posture: the mother who comes back to the ward after the operation needs to lean her head to one side and lie on her back. The reason of decubitus is that epidural anesthesia is used in most cesarean section. Decubitus can prevent headache after operation; At the same time, the supine position with head to one side can also prevent the aspiration of vomit. The nurse will properly fix the drainage bag and infusion tube in the right position, and pad the sanitary napkin under the buttocks of the puerpera, and regularly massage the uterus for the puerpera to observe the uterine contraction and vaginal bleeding.
Abdominal sandbags: sometimes the nurse will put a sandbag in the abdomen of the pregnant woman, in order to reduce the bleeding of the abdominal wound. The nurses will measure the blood pressure, face color, pulse and body temperature of the puerpera at regular intervals, observe the color of urine, the amount of urine and whether the catheter is unobstructed at regular intervals, and record these conditions.
Timely breastfeeding: when the baby is hungry, the nurse will hold him to his mother, and the mother must feed the most precious colostrum to the baby. It's a memorable experience for your baby and yourself. Baby's sucking can also promote uterine contraction, reduce uterine bleeding, and make the wound recover as soon as possible.
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Lying position: after lying flat for 6 hours after delivery, you can pillow. At this time, you'd better use the side lying position. You can put the quilt or blanket on the back and make the body and bed form an angle of 20-30 degrees. This can reduce the vibration and traction pain of the wound when the body moves. You'll feel more comfortable.
