Cesarean section gauze removed how to care

Cesarean section gauze removal how to care: after caesarean section, generally, within three days after surgery, doctors will routinely check the wound. First, on the first day after surgery, doctors will disinfect and change dressings on the wound. In the process of disinfection and dressing change, observe whether the wound has redness, local induration, tenderness and liquid exudation. At the same time, it is necessary to judge whether there is an increase in body temperature and local tenderness of the wound. If severe pain is present at the wound site, ultrasound may also be performed to determine whether a hematoma has formed deep in the wound. After three days of routine examination, if no abnormalities occur, the mother may be discharged. After discharge, the mother may also perform a wound examination herself. Generally, the dressing of the wound can be removed within a week after surgery. After removal, we can observe the local condition of the wound. If the wound shows redness, induration, tenderness, pale yellow fluid exudation or purulent exudate, then we should go to the hospital for examination in time. The pregnant woman does not need to nurse the wound herself, but appropriate attention can be paid to prevent contact with the wound. When taking a bath, we should pay attention to the protection of the wound to prevent infection of the wound. If you show these phenomena, you should seek medical attention in time and ask your doctor to help you deal with them.