Patient's question:
I am having my second C-section, and it has been 30 days since I gave birth. Why does the incision hurt when pressed, and why is it hard all the way inside? What kind of anti-inflammatory medicine can I take? My baby is breastfeeding. What anti-inflammatory medicine is good to take after a C-section?Doctor's answer:
I would like to ask this mom, did you have the tubal ligation surgery at the same time as your second cesarean section? I will also have a cesarean section for the second time in a few days, and I want to know if it's a good idea to have an induced abortion at the same time to fully recover. The baby needs to be breastfed, and I'm afraid that after this surgery, my body will have difficulty fully recovering and may have an impact on the future. I'm in a dilemma and considering whether or not to do it. In addition to timely medical treatment for cesarean sections, patient friends should always maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients be treated promptly and appropriately. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their own dietary care, mainly based on light food, and avoid stimulating and cold food, believing that this will definitely drive away the cesarean section.