Patient's question:
I would like to ask, for general pregnant women, if their physical condition is good and they have no other diseases before delivery, do they need to receive blood transfusion when undergoing a cesarean section to remove uterine fibroids?Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
If there is little bleeding during the surgery, there are no other necessary blood transfusion complications, so there is no need for a blood transfusion. Generally, the amount of bleeding is relatively small, and blood transfusion is not required. It is generally believed that after a cesarean section, bed rest for three days is needed, but it is usually possible to get up on the second day. However, a belly band should be used to avoid wound pain, and someone should be nearby to provide support. Additionally, when lying down, it is better to sleep on the left side.