Caesarean section incision one month

It is normal to feel pain inside the wound one month after a cesarean section. The main reason is that the wound has not healed well. You should not exercise excessively at this time, especially not lift objects, otherwise the pain will be aggravated due to the involvement. You should pay attention to rest during this period, and carefully observe whether there is any abnormality in the wound. If there are abnormal symptoms such as swelling, you need to be alert to the possibility of wound infection.

Generally, after a caesarean section, the affected area needs to be well cared for so that the wound can recover as soon as possible in a relatively short period of time. Generally, the healing speed of the wound is uncertain and is directly related to the physical fitness of each patient. If the physical fitness is better, the wound will heal faster, and if the physical fitness is not good, the wound will heal slower. Therefore, it is normal to feel pain in the wound one month after a caesarean section.

It is normal to feel pain inside the wound one month after a cesarean section. Since the wound is large and deep, it is impossible to recover within a month. The occurrence of such symptoms may be because the wound has not recovered quickly, especially if you have done too much physical work or exercised too much in the past, which will cause pain due to the involvement of the wound. You can observe the wound carefully. If there is no abnormal symptoms such as swelling, you don't need to worry for the time being. You should pay attention to rest during the period and take good care of the wound.

However, if the patient has swelling in some parts of the body, it should be considered that it is caused by infection and inflammation. At this time, it is very necessary to go to a professional hospital for a follow-up visit. After understanding the cause of the disease, active medication can be used. The pain caused by infection and inflammation can be treated immediately with antibiotics. The oral and topical effects are obvious. The treatment can achieve healing effects in about a week, and the condition will not develop to a very serious level. During this period, you must have a good life and diet, especially avoid eating irritating foods, spicy foods, raw and cold foods, and high-calorie foods as much as possible. You should not keep your head down or stretch your waist to avoid causing referred pain in the wound. You should try to wear loose and non-tight clothes and jeans.

There is no need to worry too much if you feel pain in the incision one month after a cesarean section. As long as you do a good job of medical care on a daily basis, the incision can heal quickly. You should also pay attention to the recovery of the uterus during this period. It is necessary to go to the hospital for a follow-up visit about 42 days after the operation to understand the recovery of the incision and uterus. If there are any abnormalities, you can deal with them in time and receive treatment in time.