There is a hard mass inside the cesarean section incision

Caesarean section is the most common way of delivery, because there are only two ways of delivery: natural delivery and caesarean section. Most people choose caesarean section because natural delivery also has certain risks. For example, if the baby's feet are at the bottom, it is more difficult to give birth. If the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck, it is not suitable for natural delivery. Caesarean section is the only option. The recovery of caesarean section is also more important. So what should I do if there is a lump in the caesarean section incision?

The lumps are hyperplastic scar tissue, which is not only hard but may also be itchy and painful. This is a normal reaction and you don't need to worry too much. However, if the mother herself has a scarring constitution, these symptoms will be more obvious

Cesarean section, also known as caesarean section, is an important operation in obstetrics. The surgery involves opening the mother's abdomen and uterus to allow the baby to be delivered. With the advancement of anesthesiology, blood transfusion, infusion, water and electrolyte balance knowledge, as well as improvements in surgical methods, surgical suture materials and infection control measures, cesarean section has become an effective means to solve difficult labor and certain obstetric complications, and to save the lives of mothers and perinatal infants. Caesarean sections are usually performed to avoid possible harm to the life and health of the baby or mother due to vaginal delivery. However, in recent years, some cesarean sections have been used to replace natural childbirth. The rates of intraoperative bleeding, postoperative thrombosis, placenta previa and uterine rupture in subsequent pregnancies for cesarean section mothers are much higher than those for vaginal delivery.

Vaginal delivery is a natural and physiological way of delivery. The mother can recover quickly after delivery and the newborn can better adapt to the external environment. A cesarean section is a surgical procedure in which the uterus is opened through the abdomen to remove the fetus.

At the same time, the chances of respiratory dysfunction and amblyopia in newborns born by cesarean section are higher than those in newborns born vaginally, and their resistance is much lower than that of newborns born vaginally. Cesarean section without medical indications not only fails to reduce perinatal mortality, but increases postoperative morbidity and maternal mortality. Therefore, cesarean section without medical indications is not recommended.