Although pregnancy is a very happy thing, in the late stages of pregnancy, many women may have certain concerns about childbirth. In addition to the pain outside, after childbirth, women's bodies may also have various symptoms, which can have a great impact on their lives and emotions. What should I do if the uterine contractions are very painful after giving birth to a second child?
It is normal for postpartum women to experience uterine contractions and pain. Postpartum uterine contractions caused by paroxysmal severe pain in the lower abdomen are called postpartum uterine contractions.
Postpartum uterine contractions usually occur around 1 to 2 days after delivery, but usually disappear automatically after 2 to 3 days, so mothers don't need to worry too much. However, uterine contraction pain can have a significant impact on the emotions of the mother and is not conducive to postpartum recovery. So if a pregnant woman experiences severe uterine contractions pain, the following methods can be used to relieve it.
The degree of uterine contraction pain is closely related to the mood of pregnant women, and postpartum pregnant women must maintain a good mood. Family members often accompany the mother to chat and divert attention. When the mother is alone, listening to some light music can help alleviate her anxiety. However, some mothers may reach an unbearable level, and it is recommended to seek medical examination and treatment promptly at the hospital to avoid irreversible consequences.
