Patient's question:
Soon to give birth, the baby's position is not right, can only have a caesarean section. Please ask, how long does lochia take to clean up after a caesarean section?Doctor's answer:
The thing you mentioned is postpartum lochia. Postpartum lochia usually disappears naturally within about a month. The absence or presence of lochia is not related to whether artificial breastfeeding is implemented. Unusual lochia is often due to poor uterine recovery after childbirth, residual placenta or fetal membrane in the uterine cavity, or uterine infection. In addition, during the treatment for cesarean section, in addition to medication, the patient's diet and mental state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a cheerful mood and eat properly to avoid unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery of the cesarean section.