Where to recheck 42 days after delivery?
Everyone knows that you have to have a checkup 42 days after delivery, but the question is where to have a checkup. Many people don't really know. After all, everyone took notes on all kinds of knowledge during pregnancy, but many people actually ignored it after childbirth. I think everything will be fine after a lifetime, but postpartum is also very important. So where do you go for a reexamination 42 days after delivery?
As we all know, a woman's body will undergo many changes after pregnancy, and these changes need to be slowly recovered after delivery. The recovery time usually takes about 42 days, which is why the postpartum review should be in 42 days. Of course, 42 days after delivery is not a definite number, and it is ok to advance or postpone it for a few days.
In fact, giving birth to a child has to undergo a complex transformation, including changes in endocrine and pelvic organs. After this short recovery period, it is about 42 days. At the same time, the baby has basically adapted to the world about 42 days after birth, so the examination after 42 days can also show whether the baby is healthy or not very intuitively.
Postpartum reexamination can not only judge the recovery of uterus, but also judge whether the parturient has abnormal bleeding and postpartum inflammation. After giving birth to the baby, the uterus will slowly return to the pre-pregnancy state, which takes about 6 weeks. If the new mother has the phenomenon of postpartum lochia dripping, then she needs to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination, take a look at the endometrium and judge the cause of uterine bleeding. Generally speaking, it is better to go to the hospital 42 days after delivery, but if it is inconvenient, you can also go to the local maternal and child health care center. You can consider doing a B-ultrasound examination to understand the recovery of the uterus. If there is nothing unusual, don't worry too much. Pay attention to rest and strengthen nutrition.
Do you need a reexamination after lateral incision?
Women will have a lot of inconvenience during childbirth. When they are in labor, they will have uncontrolled urination and defecation, so this time is awkward, but doctors don't care much about this detail when they see more, and there is this side cut when they are in labor. So do you need to review after the side cut?
42 days after delivery, it is generally necessary to review the breast filling, do ultrasound examination to determine the recovery of uterine cavity, and then do gynecological examination to determine the recovery of vagina and cervix. Also ensure that the basic condition of the body is normal. Because most expectant mothers are experiencing childbirth for the first time, the perineum is tight and the extensibility of perineum and vaginal orifice is poor. Especially if the fetus is larger and the delivery is faster, deep perineal laceration will occur, and some will even affect postpartum urination and defecation.
Don't cut horizontally during delivery, okay?
1, some expectant mothers have poor perineal elasticity, narrow vaginal opening or perineal inflammation and edema. It is estimated that severe perineal tear will inevitably occur when the fetus is delivered, and lateral perineal incision is imperative.
2. For the elderly expectant mothers over 35 years old, or complicated with high-risk pregnancy such as heart disease and pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, in order to reduce physical exertion, shorten the labor process and reduce the threat of delivery to mother and baby, when the fetal head falls to the perineum, perineal incision is needed, which is beneficial to the delivery of the fetus;
3. When the fetus has obvious hypoxia, abnormal fetal heart rate changes, or irregular heartbeat rhythm, turbid amniotic fluid or meconium, it is also a signal for us to do perineal lateral incision.