How long does it take to recover after stitches?

Pregnant women who choose natural childbirth should have experienced episiotomy. Because only by making an episiotomy when choosing natural childbirth can the baby be born better and more completely. Therefore, the wound of the episiotomy needs to be well cared for after giving birth. If the care is not good, some infection or other conditions will occur. So, how long does it take for the stitches on the lower back to heal after giving birth? How long does it take for the stitches on the lower back to heal after giving birth?

How long it takes to recover after the sutures depends on the actual physical condition. At the same time, it also needs to be determined according to the condition of the wound healing. The main thing is to pay attention to ensure good rest and avoid strenuous activities to avoid affecting the wound. At the same time, the wound after sutures needs to be disinfected and dressed regularly to prevent inflammation and infection of the wound. If there are no such abnormal phenomena, it usually takes about 10 days to recover. If inflammation and infection occur, anti-infection drugs need to be used and the recovery time will be slower.

How long does it take to repair the stitches after giving birth?

The length of time it takes to heal the wound caused by a normal delivery is generally determined based on the degree of wound tearing. Women with milder conditions usually recover in about 10 days. If the wound is severely torn, it usually takes about a month to heal.

1. The private parts of pregnant women will be slightly swollen after giving birth, but there is no need to worry too much. It will gradually disappear within 2-3 days after giving birth. Because the vulva has a rich circulatory system, any minor tear of the vulva or suture of the perineum can heal within 3-5 days.

2. Keep the wound dry. After going to the toilet or taking a shower, gently pat the vulva with facial tissue to keep the wound dry and clean.

3. After giving birth, women should clean the perineum with tap water after going to the toilet, just like wiping it with a handkerchief. They should clean from front to back to prevent bacterial infection.

4. Do not strain when defecating to prevent the repaired wound from cracking again.

5. Sexual intercourse should be avoided within 8 weeks after giving birth. Having sex in advance will be bad for the body's recovery.

6. Within one month after giving birth, you don’t need to lift anything, or do any energy-consuming housework or exercise.