Natural labor laceration wound best sleeping position

The best sleeping position for a natural birth laceration wound is lying flat or lying on one's side, mainly looking at the position of the wound. It is best not to press the wound. Lying on one's side is mainly adjusted according to the direction of the side cut, generally sleeping in the opposite direction. In addition to adjusting your sleeping position, the care of the wound is very important. It is necessary to pay attention to the hygiene of the wound, prevent the wound from contacting moisture, and it is best to disinfect the wound before going to bed. Sleeping can raise the head, reduce the pressure on the wound, and wear loose clothes to sleep.