Patient's question:
I became a mom at a young age, which feels truly wonderful. But lately, I've been worried about the difficulty of giving birth naturally back then. How long does it usually take to heal?Doctor's answer:
Normal childbirth laceration wounds are usually sutured within 4-5 days. After suture removal, recovery depends on individual physical condition. Generally, it is advisable not to let the wound become inflamed. Within a month, there should be no significant discomfort.24 hours after delivery, you can sit in a bathtub filled with warm water (37~41°C) four times a day, for 15 minutes each time, for two weeks. This can promote blood circulation and accelerate wound healing.