Does catheterization ache after operation?

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Compared with natural delivery, the pain of cesarean section will be significantly reduced, and can effectively avoid the occurrence of dystocia, so more and more people will choose this way of delivery. But when caesarean section needs to insert a catheter, it is likely to cause pain to patients, and it may also cause infection, which will endanger the health of the patient's urinary system. Does catheterization ache after operation? Now let me tell you something.

Does catheterization ache after operation?

When we have a caesarean section, we need to inject anesthetics, and women's urethra is short and straight, so it generally does not produce too strong pain. However, after the anesthetic wakes up, pregnant women may feel some discomfort, but this discomfort is within the acceptable range of the body, so we don't have to worry too much about it.

But we can not be careless, in daily life, we must develop good health habits, keep the urethra and vulva clean, to try to avoid the breeding of bacteria, otherwise it is very easy to lead to urinary tract infection, which will seriously endanger the health of pregnant women.

There are also many things to pay attention to when inserting catheter in caesarean section. After pulling out the catheter, there may be some pain and burning sensation in the urethra of puerpera, but this is a very normal phenomenon. We don't have to worry too much about it. As long as we pay attention to the nursing in life and develop good health habits, this discomfort will gradually disappear as time goes on.

matters needing attention

Catheterization in caesarean section does not cause too much pain, so we don't have to worry too much about it. But after pulling out the catheter, we must develop good health habits, keep the vulva and urethra clean, frequently change underwear, in order to avoid the occurrence of urethral infection, otherwise it will have a serious impact on the maternal body.