Is pelvic repair useful after childbirth?

Women are most worried about changes in their bodies after pregnancy, especially changes in body shape. This is because most women will experience body shape changes after pregnancy and childbirth, which makes women feel very distressed. For example, an enlarged pelvis is one of the common manifestations. Some women perform some repair activities after childbirth in the hope of helping the pelvis return to its pre-pregnancy state as soon as possible. However, is pelvic repair after childbirth useful?

During pregnancy and childbirth, women's bodies secrete pubic relaxin to help open their pelvis before delivery to allow the fetus to pass smoothly. After the baby is born, the pubic bone will automatically close.

However, not all women can close their pubic bones as well as before after childbirth. If the pelvic closure exceeds a certain range, pelvic relaxation will occur. At this time, pelvic repair is very necessary.

For mothers with large fetuses and prolonged labor, the natural recovery of the pelvis takes a long time and is more difficult. Through early postpartum pelvic repair, the function of ligaments and muscles can be improved, and the pelvis can be restored to its pre-pregnancy state as quickly and as much as possible, thereby reducing the risk of chronic pelvic pain, organ prolapse, vaginal wall relaxation, stress urinary incontinence, etc. in the future. Of course, when performing postpartum pelvic repair, you must choose a regular medical institution for relevant treatment to avoid being deceived. After pregnancy and childbirth, the ligaments and muscles of the pelvis relax, making the pelvis loose, and it needs to recover gradually after delivery. During the recovery process, you need to pay attention to proper nutrition, adequate rest and exercise. Postpartum repair generally refers to the use of some mechanical and physical methods to promote the recovery of the pelvis.