How long after childbirth can I do pelvic repair?

Pregnancy and childbirth in women will have different degrees of impact on the pelvis. If the pelvis is damaged, women may also experience lower abdominal pain, frequent urination and urgency, so they must adjust in time and carry out postpartum pelvic repair. So, how long does it take to complete postpartum pelvic repair after giving birth?

If it is a caesarean section, postpartum pelvic repair should not be carried out until the wound has healed. During the repair period, if any discomfort occurs, the repair must be terminated. There are many ways to repair the pelvis after childbirth. It is more effective to do it at the same time through massage and exercise. If the wound after childbirth has not fully healed, you should not engage in strenuous activities. If you choose to give birth naturally, you can start postpartum pelvic repair one month after giving birth, so you must master the time.

Women have different physical qualities and their recovery times vary. Each person mainly exhibits individual differences. Some mothers need external support to carry on. Pregnant women who need pelvic repair can completely achieve the effect of pelvic repair through their own diligent exercise.

If the fetus is large, the pelvis will naturally take longer to repair. Postpartum pelvic repair should be performed in the early stage after childbirth to improve the function of the cruciate ligaments and muscles to prevent vaginal wall relaxation and stress urinary incontinence. If you choose postpartum pelvic repair, you must go to a reliable hospital and do not seek treatment casually. After giving birth, you should pay attention to rest more, eat a healthy diet, and exercise moderately.