There is a little suppuration at the cesarean section line

Cesarean section has certain sequelae and side effects, such as a little pus at the thread end. Most of these cases are caused by a little infection. There are many reasons for this situation, but many people don’t know the specific cause, or have not understood the specific cause of this situation. So what’s the matter with the pus at the thread end after Cesarean section?

"Caesarean section" is a medical method generally used in cases of reverse labor or difficult labor. It can help the fetus to be delivered smoothly and also ensure the safety of the mother. But the damage from a cesarean section can be lifelong.

During a caesarean section, the uterus needs to be cut open. If the operator uses too much force during this process, or the mother's uterine wall is too thin, it may injure other parts of the mother's body and even cause postpartum hemorrhage. There is also a possibility of wound infection during surgery.

It can also cause fractures and soft tissue injuries to the fetus. The reason is that when the uterus was cut, the uterine wall was too thin or the surgeon used too much force, causing the instrument to scratch the presenting part of the fetus.

In addition, in recent years, more and more studies have shown that children born by caesarean section are more likely to suffer from attention disorders, bad temper, clumsy movements, etc. after entering school, which is called "sensory integration disorder syndrome."

The incidence of diseases such as uterine fibroids and adenomyosis in women of childbearing age is as high as 60%. Since a considerable number of women do not understand these uterine diseases and know even less about their medical treatment, they panic and blindly follow the doctor's advice, either having an open abdomen to remove uterine fibroids or directly removing the uterus. This will undoubtedly cause great harm to the uterus and cause indelible trauma to one's body and mind.

Women should pay attention to personal hygiene and develop good hygiene habits. For example, wash and change underwear frequently; use qualified and hygienic sanitary napkins; wipe from front to back with paper after defecation; when cleaning the perineum every day, it is best to take a shower to prevent unclean foreign objects from entering the vagina, prevent pathogenic bacteria from multiplying and ascending into the uterus, causing infection.

Secondly, pay attention to sexual hygiene. Unclean sexual intercourse is most likely to cause endometritis and cervical erosion. Sexual partners should be asked to clean the penis regularly to remove smegma; also pay attention to post-sexual care.

Sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation, postpartum period, and one month before delivery, and should be moderate during pregnancy; sexual intercourse with multiple men should be avoided to prevent the invasion of the uterus by various sexually transmitted pathogens that may be brought by multiple sexual partners.