Patient's question:
I had a cesarean section because of prolonged active phase, and it took 4 hours to deliver the baby, so a cesarean section was eventually performed. Later, I felt a bit of an opening sensation inside the vaginal opening. Overall, it's uncomfortable, but not painful. What should I do now! Urgent!Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that your condition is discomfort caused by intestinal stimulation following a cesarean section. This is a relatively common occurrence after a cesarean birth, and it requires appropriate regulation and treatment to achieve good results.I recommend that you keep your abdomen warm, adjust your diet, and take medication, which can be very effective. You can also engage in appropriate physical activity to stimulate intestinal motility. Additionally, taking probiotics like Lizhu Intestinal Comfort can help alleviate bloating and improve bowel discomfort. Using anti-inflammatory drugs can also prevent pelvic infections, thereby addressing your discomfort.
Regarding your diet, focus on eating more vegetables, which should be sufficient.