How long does it take for a wound to heal after a lateral incision needle?

It usually takes several months to recover because the wound is deeper and the tissue repairs more slowly.

Wounds can generally heal in 10 to 15 days, but if you want to recover better, you should eat more light food.

The wound of lateral incision of natural delivery can generally be removed about 5 days after delivery, and after the suture is removed, it is necessary to pay attention to local cleaning and hygiene, pay attention to rest, and strengthen nutrients.

Pain, about half a year or so, so don't exercise vigorously in a short period of time, don't touch the wound with your hands, eat more nutritious things, enhance your physique, and avoid the wound from being infected.

It is actually very painful when you get stitches, but because you have just experienced childbirth and are numb to the pain, you will feel that the stitches do not hurt when you get stitches; It takes about a week for the wound to heal.

It doesn't hurt, it takes about a week. At this time, you must pay attention to rest, do not be infected by bacteria, and pay attention to personal hygiene.

Depending on the sensitivity of the individual's physique to pain, some people feel that it hurts more than giving birth, and some people feel that opening their fingers hurts the most. The wound will heal well during confinement.

Generally, you start doing yoga in three months to repair the pelvic bones.

How long can the wound be completely healed and completely incisedDepending on the individual's physique, it can generally be thoroughly improved after two weeks.

Lateral incision wounds during vaginal delivery usually heal within a week, but they are not completely healed at this time because the wound in the muscle layer is not completely healed. Under normal circumstances, the side incision will be fine in about seven days, and it will basically heal in about two weeks, with a smooth incision, no cracking, no redness and swelling, no pain, and a local pink color.

Is it painful to have a lateral incision wound for normal deliveryDuring childbirth, there is pain such as contractions, so the mother usually does not feel it during the lateral incision, but the stitches do not have anesthetic, so they feel pain.

If lateral incision is required, the doctor will take the bladder lithotomy position, use bilateral ** nerve block anesthesia, during contractions, the obstetrician's left hand and index finger go deep into the ** inner ** to prop up the left **wall, and cut the perineum with a lateral perineal cut from the back of the perineum and the midline to the left 45° direction.

Sometimes it may be 60° 70° so as not to damage the rectum. The lateral incision wound is usually 4 to 5 cm long, and after the incision, the doctor will use gauze to compress and stop the bleeding, and if necessary, clamp and ligation to stop the bleeding. The speed of the lateral incision is very fast, the obstetrician will use medical scissors to make a quick and instantaneous incision, if you have severe labor pain, then you may not know that you have given a lateral incision.

Will a smooth birth be a lateral incision?No, it won't

Not all women need lateral incision during normal delivery, only when the labor is not going well, the doctor will perform lateral incision under the condition of weighing and fully considering the health of the mother and baby.

In general, lateral incision is only required for a normal delivery in these 8 cases:

1. The perineum is relatively tight during normal delivery, the mouth is narrow, the perineum is long, the perineal elasticity is poor, the tissue is hard and tough, the perineum of emergency labor is not completely dilated, or there will be inflammation, edema, etc., and it is estimated that the fetus will inevitably be torn more than severe when it is delivered.

2. The fetus is large, the position of the fetal head is not correct, the head and pelvis are not correct, and the fetal head is blocked in the perineum.

In order to reduce the physical exertion of the mother, shorten the labor process, and reduce the threat of childbirth to the mother and baby, when the fetal head descends to the first time, it is necessary to do episiotomy and sedan car opening.

4. The uterine opening has been fully opened, the fetal head is low, but the fetus has obvious hypoxia, the fetal heart rate changes abnormally, or the heartbeat rhythm is uneven, and the amniotic fluid is turbid or mixed with meconium.

5. Assisted delivery with forceps, assisted delivery with the help of fetal head suction device or primiparous breech delivery;

6. The multiparous woman has had a large scar and poor perineal expansion after lateral incision surgery or Liang Shi repair;

7. Maternal heart disease, diabetes and other diseases need to shorten the second stage of labor;

8. Premature birth, fetal intrauterine growth retardation or fetal intrauterine distress need to be delivered as soon as possible.