After giving birth, press the stomach twice to drain blood? 200

Hello, after giving birth, whether it is a caesarean section or a natural birth, the postpartum will discharge lochia, if the lochia is not exhausted, it will increase the infection, compared to the caesarean section is still better to discharge, the time is shorter, but it also varies from person to person, and after natural delivery there will be no bleeding, which will cause lochia to remain in the body, which will cause intrauterine hemorrhage, so you will feel stomach pain, in fact, uterine pain, which causes further uterine lesions, Abdominal compression is to help the uterus contract through external pressure to achieve the purpose of lochia efflux, and if the blood discharge is not smooth, it is feasible to properly compress and warm the lower abdomen.

Scarce menstruation is the cause of endometriosis, you can go to the hospital to do a B ultrasound to see the thickness of the endometrium, some endocrine causes, you can do six hormone tests to see if it is normal.

The doctor's method is to let you drain the blood stasis from your body so that it does not remain in your abdominal cavity.

The bleeding has stopped, and I am most afraid of hemorrhage when I have a child.

After giving birth, there will be bleeding symptoms, and there is no major problem.

In fact, you have to drain your dirty blood, that is, lochia, as much as possible, because after giving birth, there is a lot of lochia left in the belly, and I pressed my stomach many times after giving birth, and I had to press it the next day, and there was lochia discharged after the pressure, until I was almost discharged from the hospital.

Yes! Bruising must be eliminated! In addition to excluding bruising, pressing the abdomen is also looking at the amount of bleeding. It's a little painful, so put up with it for the sake of your body.

It is not a massage of the abdomen, but a pressure on the fundus of the uterus to let the blood drain out, which is conducive to the rapid recovery of the uterus. It did hurt a little, but it was tolerable.

The doctor won't give you a massage, and he won't be treated so well!

Are you still worried about the pain? The doctor didn't bother to press it, dizzy.

Generally, after being discharged from the hospital, I go to the ** center to receive a massage.

Ultrasonography is recommended, and if there are no obvious abnormalities, oxytocin can be injected to strengthen uterotoxin hemostasis** and antibiotics to prevent infection.