Patient's question:
Does a cesarean section necessarily require a catheter? I decided on a cesarean because I couldn't tolerate the pain of internal examination. Is inserting a catheter as painful as an internal examination? What should I do if I'm very sensitive to pain? Can I have a sedative before the internal examination? I've been subjected to internal examinations twice, and I'm completely traumatized. I'm really scared.Doctor's answer:
Alright. Internal examination and catheter insertion are usually tolerable and not very painful. It is recommended that if you cannot even endure this level of pain, postoperative wound pain and uterine contraction pain will also be unbearable. Patients should face the risks of cesarean section and promptly implement symptomatic treatment principles, without avoiding medical consultation. If the cesarean section condition does not improve with treatment, a new treatment plan should be adopted in a timely manner.