Patient's question:
Having a baby, due to the baby's position being abnormal, I underwent a cesarean section under the doctor's guidance. However, after the surgery, the wound healed very slowly. I often feel pain and it still hurts. It has been over a month now. Recently, I noticed that besides lochia, could it also be affected by the wound? Why does the scarring take so long to form?Doctor's answer:
Using some targeted medications, the efficacy is to remove toxins and regenerate muscle, thoroughly remove foreign bodies, dispel blood stasis and promote blood circulation, clear heat and detoxify, resolve necrosis and promote wound healing, soften hard lumps and disperse stagnation. It enhances blood flow and restores blood function completely. It can drain pus and remove foreign bodies, rapidly stabilize the microcirculation around the wound, accelerate local blood flow, force stagnant and damaged nerves to open, ensure smooth blood and qi flow, repair and open capillaries to supply blood nutrients promptly, leading to scab formation and recovery. Wishing you a speedy recovery! In fact, cesarean section is not something to be feared. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected in time and treated accordingly, the chances of stabilizing the condition and recovering are very high.