Points for attention and nursing after cesarean section

Caesarean section is a delivery mode that pregnant women often choose at this stage. For the treatment of dystocia, cesarean section has certain advantages, but there are adverse factors such as abdominal incision, uterine scar, and slow recovery after surgery. After cesarean section, pregnant women can walk properly on the ground, and can also defecate by themselves. Breastfeeding is recommended to promote postpartum recovery. It is not recommended to squeeze or overuse the abdomen to prevent wound rupture. At the same time, pregnant women need to clean their wounds in time, pay attention to general hygiene, and prevent abdominal wounds from showing inflammation or infection.