After hearing the joyous news that each husband and wife expect that the wife is pregnant, and that they are waiting for their crown to begin pregnancy in the nine months that the mother carried. In the ninth month, the expected newborn and the couple are ready to receive him. At birth, the pregnant woman may have some problems, which may prompt the specialist to decide the need for caesarean section instead of normal delivery in order to protect both mother and child health. Is not much favored caesarean section at birth because of the risks and effects of postpartum, what is the caesarean section? What are their effects after birth?
The caesarean section is an operation performed by the obstetrician to cut the abdomen and uterus to pull the child out of it. It is one of the most common operations currently, where many resort to in case of obstruction of natural delivery for some reason, and lies the greatest risk in the caesarean section of the pain that the mother feels after birth, whether in the abdominal area or wound that has been separated, The mother lasts four weeks to six until he heals the wound. The mother may also have infections in the wound area, infections in the lining of the uterus, or even infections in the urethra or ulcers in the urinary system.
A woman who gives birth to a caesarean section may also have some complications, such as if you do not move or walk after a short period of time. You may also suffer from the risk of adhesion, a tissue that forms a scar in the internal organs of the abdomen and may stick together, the mother at birth Caesarean section to take care of herself very carefully, so as not to be affected by any complications of the process. You need to drink plenty of fluids and water to make up for what you have lost during the process. Fluids help prevent constipation, avoid urinary infections, and also eat foods high in fiber.
Do not disturb the area of the wound, keep the area clean and clean the wound, and use ointments and creams recommended by the doctor to take care of the wound. Make sure you get enough sleep so that you can rest and get more strength. Also avoid tired activities, stand for long periods of time or even sit for a long time, and do not exercise for three months until you are anal.