How to avoid heavy bleeding during cesarean section

Cesarean section generally has the risk of heavy bleeding. There are many reasons for heavy bleeding during cesarean section. It may be caused by primary disease. Some people have coagulation disorders, and some people have severe anemia, etc. These can all cause heavy bleeding. Therefore, if you want to prevent this situation from happening, it is generally best to do a good prenatal check-up. If you have a coagulation disorder, you must take medication according to the doctor's instructions.

Expectant mothers should take precautions against heavy bleeding during caesarean section, and pay attention to a reasonable diet before and after delivery to help the body strengthen nutrition and improve physical fitness. They should also pay attention to various chronic diseases before delivery, do a good job of preoperative examination and personal hygiene care measures, and pay attention to promoting anal gas discharge and urination as soon as possible after surgery.

1. Strengthen nutrition: If the expectant mother decides to have a caesarean section, she should pay attention to a reasonable diet before and after delivery, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, whole grains, lean meat, milk, fish, etc. to help the body strengthen nutrition and thus improve physical fitness. At the same time, she should pay attention to avoid eating spicy, irritating, and hot foods, and should not smoke or drink.

2. Treat chronic diseases: Many chronic diseases will increase the chance of heavy bleeding in expectant mothers after cesarean section. Malnutrition, diabetes and anemia are common factors. Therefore, before delivery, you should pay attention to active treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Make all preoperative preparations: Preoperative preparations include personal hygiene care, preventive use of antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor, preoperative examinations (pregnant woman's temperature, respiration, pulse, blood pressure, medical history, blood type, liver function, current physical examination results, syphilis, HIV virus, hepatitis C, fetal intrauterine conditions), etc. Generally, expectant mothers need to be admitted to the hospital the day before the agreed surgery. They cannot eat for 8 hours before the surgery and must make sure they are not wearing any jewelry before entering the operating room.

4. Take good nursing measures after the operation: After cesarean section, use as few analgesics as possible, and use effective methods to promote anal gas discharge. Turn over more often after the operation, rest in a semi-recumbent position, and get out of bed and move around appropriately to prevent intestinal adhesions and speed up the discharge of uterine congestion. At the same time, you should urinate as early as possible to prevent urinary tract infection.