Why do I have stomach pain one month after cesarean section?

Women often choose to give birth naturally or by caesarean section. Children born through natural delivery often have better resistance than those born by caesarean section. For pregnant women, the postpartum recovery period is also shorter, and the recovery is healthier and safer. But many times, because the baby is not in the right position in the mother's womb, or the mother's physical condition is poor and not suitable for delivery, doctors will recommend a caesarean section. What causes abdominal pain one month after a caesarean section?

1. Why does my stomach still hurt one month after a caesarean section?

Because it was a caesarean section, there were wounds in the abdomen and inside the uterus. The wounds in the abdomen are easy to heal, but those in the uterus are more difficult to heal, so you still need to be careful. The wound after a cesarean section is difficult to heal quickly. If there is still lochia, it is recommended that you observe the bloody secretions. You can take some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs to eliminate the lochia in the body. Pay attention to personal hygiene and change your underwear frequently. It is recommended that you check the changes of the incision one month after delivery. If the wound is inflamed, red, swollen, or painful,

2. Harm of Caesarean Section

1. A large amount of anesthetic drugs affects physical health

When using cesarean section for delivery, the doctor must give the pregnant mother a large amount of anesthetic drugs so that she feels no pain at all, so that the delivery can be carried out. Due to excessive use of anesthetic drugs, pregnant mothers may become slow to react and have poor memory after delivery, which will affect their physical health.

2. Major trauma

Pregnant women who give birth by caesarean section will need to undergo surgery during delivery, which will inevitably leave great trauma to the abdomen. And this trauma is difficult to eliminate and will affect one's life in the future.

3. Difficult to recover

For pregnant mothers who give birth by caesarean section, the recovery time after delivery is much longer than that of new mothers who give birth naturally. It takes at least half a year for the body to fully recover. And during the postpartum recovery, pain will occur, affecting one's life.

4. Many sequelae

Pregnant women who give birth by caesarean section are much more likely to experience postpartum sequelae than those who give birth naturally. Because cesarean section delivery will affect various internal organs, uterine incision lacerations and postpartum hemorrhage may occur after delivery, affecting physical health.