Because during childbirth, the fetus will descend from the birth canal, resulting in increased pressure on the rectum. If there is residual excrement in the rectum and there is a lot of force during childbirth, bowel movements will occur. But the parturients all feel that this is a very awkward thing, so they are trying to find a way to solve the problem. So how to prevent defecation during vaginal delivery?
Defeating during production cannot be prevented, and this situation is actually very normal. If there are no special contraindications before giving birth, and if you want to avoid this situation, the mother can consider having a clean enema before giving birth, which can eliminate excess secretions from the mother's intestines. Alternatively, eating eggs and castor oil can eliminate feces before production. You can also drink some honey water, which can promote intestinal circulation.
However, there are too many cases of vaginal defecation in the delivery room, and almost half of the mothers will have this condition. The doctor will quickly clean the discharge of the parturient to ensure that there are no unclean bacteria in the lower body of the parturient. So, if the mother is afraid of embarrassment, she doesn't have to worry too much, and doctors and midwives don't have the energy to mind. Therefore, postpartum women should focus their maximum energy on childbirth, not put too much pressure on themselves, maintain a happy mood, and have a positive attitude, so that the baby can be born more smoothly.
