How many times can pelvic repair be done to recover?

A woman's pelvis may not close after giving birth. No matter which method of delivery is chosen, the pelvis will change. If you do not perform pelvic repair after childbirth, you are prone to various gynecological diseases. Pelvic repair can tighten the vagina and correct your body shape. Generally, a course of pelvic repair consists of ten treatments. Severe pelvic deformity may require more than one course of treatment to be completely repaired. There are some things to pay attention to when treating pelvic repair to help the pelvis recover.

Why do you need pelvic repair?

1. Gynecology: If the pelvis is not closed, it is easy to catch cold again, invade dampness and cold, and cause repeated attacks of gynecological inflammation, such as vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease (the pelvic cavity is prone to become larger, and bacteria are more likely to multiply), pelvic effusion, etc. This is why women are prone to gynecological inflammation after giving birth, and the fundamental reason why it recurs and cannot be cured.

2. Improve sensitivity: The pelvis is tightened by three centimeters and the vagina is tightened by one centimeter. Therefore, pelvic repair can also help improve the sensitivity of sexual life and is beneficial to family happiness. It not only improves physical health, but also brings harmony to the sexual life of our family and couples.

3. The pelvis is located in the middle of our body and plays an important role in connecting the upper and lower parts. If the pubic symphysis is not closed and is in an open state, it is easy to cause dislocation (many bad postures, such as crossing the legs, twisting the waist, etc.). A slight dislocation can cause back pain and leg pain. Severe and long-term dislocation can also cause scoliosis. Some mothers are prone to sprains for several years after giving birth because they have not undergone pelvic repair. In addition, the widening of the pelvis causes the buttocks to collapse, the lower abdomen to protrude, the uterus to not return to its place, and the internal organs to not return to their place, so pelvic repair is a must!

How many times do pelvic repairs usually take place?

Generally, a course of treatment consists of ten sessions. If one course of treatment is not effective, you can continue with another. Pelvic repair can help straighten the pelvis, so that the internal organs in the pelvic cavity can perform their functions in the normal position without squeezing the gastrointestinal tract. The digestive function can be performed normally and waste can be discharged smoothly. Without any stool accumulation in the intestines, your complexion will become rosy and shiny, and no spots will appear. The shoulders and back have beautiful curves, the pelvis is upright, and the spine maintains normal physiological curvature. In this way, the body always maintains the correct posture, there will be no problems such as shifting the center of gravity, increasing the load on muscles and ligaments, and spinal pain. The shoulder and neck muscles are relaxed, and the back curve can be graceful and smooth.

Things to note after pelvic repair

1. Pay attention to controlling your weight during pregnancy to avoid excessive obesity which increases the burden on the pelvis.

2. Do pelvic floor exercises frequently before and after delivery to strengthen the pelvic muscles.

3. If pubic pain occurs during pregnancy, the expectant mother should reduce activity and rest in bed.

4. If the baby is too large, it is best to consider a caesarean section or perform an appropriate episiotomy to avoid separation of the pubic symphysis and serious damage to the surrounding ligaments.

5. New mothers must rest in bed to relieve postpartum pain, and use a pelvic recovery belt to stabilize the pelvis, which will help the recovery of the pubic bone; eat more calcium-rich foods such as shrimps and oysters, and get more sun exposure.

6. After giving birth, make sure to get more rest and reduce activities such as going up and down stairs and walking on slopes. When walking, be sure to slow down and do not take big steps to avoid aggravating pubic injury.