Patient's question:
Doctor, I had a cesarean section and don't know when to remove the stitches. Below, how many days after a cesarean section are the stitches removed?Doctor's answer:
Cesarean section, if the wound has no redness or purulent discharge, usually requires suture removal after about a week. After suture removal, it is necessary to sterilize the wound and prevent it from coming into contact with water to avoid infection. After suture removal, there may be mild itching and discomfort during wound healing, which is normal and generally does not require intervention. It is important to keep the wound clean and avoid scratching it with your hands. After surgery, you should pay close attention to rest and maintain good hygiene in the vaginal area. Recovery from a cesarean section is not easy. Friends who have undergone this procedure should always maintain a positive attitude and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in overcoming the condition and believe that they will surely recover.