Cesarean Scar Health Feed

Usually after the first c section. .we advice to keep a gap of 4 years for next pregnancy. There is no guarantee that there could be a normal delivery .it all depends on baby weight, baby position, scar thickness and getting your own pains at the 9th month.

It is a common notion that once a woman undergoes a Cesarean section, subsequent deliveries will have to be done by C-section too. This is not true and vaginal birth after cesarean is a very normal occurrence.
There are good chances that a woman can have normal vaginal delivery after a cesarean. However, this needs to be planned and the doctor and the mother would need to be prepared for it. There is also a good chance that the vaginal delivery may eventually be converted to a Cesarean, and ...more

Caesarean section or C-section is fairly common today and most mothers do not realize that once their incision has healed completely, the scar tissue problems can still occur. Unfortunately, there are no instructions for how to heal and care for C-section scars after they go home. The general post-operative instructions from hospital include a list of activities to avoid like lifting heavy articles and driving.

Caesarean scars can cause pain well after they've healed. This happen at the...more

Indian diet plan for mother after cesarean delivery is made after considering the following points. The menu for a mother after a c-section is planned after taking in to consideration the needs of the mother and the child. The meals should consist of the following nutrients

Proteins:

Eating a protein rich diet is a great way of healing the tissues and it is very important for the healthy growth of your baby. Proteins also help in maintaining the muscles after the surgery. Eggs ...more

You should wait atleast for 18 month for next baby plan. The longer your scar has to heal, the better. The extended the time given to your body for healing can make it much stronger and healthier. It is better for your health and for baby too. All the best for future. Thanks.

The two main causes of post c-section pain are nerve pain and muscle pain. Muscle pain is actually the most common cause of chronic pain overall. Muscle pain can happen spontaneously; however, it can also be triggered by trauma (like surgery or childbirth). Throw in the hormonal changes of pregnancy and delivery as well as the lack of sleep and the stress of caring for a newborn and you have many of the ingredients for a chronic pain condition. You not need to worry about the pain because pain w...more

That depends upon various factors like previous reason for cesarean, scar thickness this time, position of baby, weight of baby.

I think u should not take it,,u can do proper homoeopathic treatment for this purpose,,it will be cured by proper homoeopathic treatment

It can be because of some other reason.What r other symptoms that you r experiencing?
By doing what like walking, exertion, eating or empty stomach- it increases or decreases in intensity. For how much time it remains?
Is there stiffness also? How is your appetite?R you constipated or having loose stools?
Any problem in urine?I need details of the case.
In the meanwhile follow this 1. Take your breakfast every day. Don't skip it. U should eat whatever your mother or grandparent e...more

Bleeding may be variable. Bleeding may continue off an on for few weeks which is a part of post delivery bleeding.