The uterus plays an important role when a woman is pregnant. The uterus is a place where the fetus grows healthily. As the fetus gets bigger, the uterus will gradually become larger, reaching about 100 times of the original, so the uterus of a woman is likely to become prolapsed or move up. What is the reason for the upward movement of the uterus by caesarean section?

The reason why the uterus moves up by caesarean section 1. Generally speaking, the uterus will move up slowly when pregnant for more than 6 months, and the stomach will be very uncomfortable when it reaches the rib below the chest at the highest, and it will improve when it is more than 8 and a half months. At that time, the fetus will slowly enter the basin and then move down.

2. When the uterus moves up, you can take a film to check it. It's not serious. Don't worry. Generally, there is no external method to make it move down and reset. It doesn't matter if it's not serious. If the upward position is not obvious, you can recover naturally. If necessary, you should find a doctor to solve it and deal with it in a targeted way.

When the uterus moves up, maybe the expectant mothers are particularly upset at this time, so we must pay attention to proper work and activities. To distract our attention, but the intensity must not be too large, avoid strenuous exercise, and avoid trauma at all times.

4. After caesarean section, Bao Ma chooses to gird her waist when the uterus moves up. It can really adjust the position of the uterus, but excessive girdling will lead to the uterus moving down. Wearing girdling underwear often will cause the uterus to move down, especially for women who need to squat or often cough. Wearing girdling underwear will increase the pressure in the abdomen. If the pressure is pressed to the tissues around the uterus, it will easily cause the uterus to move down.

Inspection method of postpartum hemorrhage Postpartum hemorrhage has a great influence on maternal health, and if the amount of bleeding is very large, it will pose a threat to maternal life. Because the causes of postpartum hemorrhage are various, the examination methods of postpartum hemorrhage are very important. Different examination methods can more accurately judge the causes of postpartum hemorrhage and treat it accordingly.

First, judge whether the uterine contraction is normal. Under normal circumstances, after the placenta is delivered, the uterus shrinks to umbilical level or the next horizontal finger, and the uterus is spherical and the blood is closed. If the uterine contraction is weak and the fundus rises, it is likely to cause postpartum hemorrhage.

Second, check whether the placenta is delivered. Generally, after giving birth to the fetus, the placenta will be delivered in about fifteen minutes. If the placenta is not delivered normally, it will cause vaginal bleeding, and if the placenta remains, it will also cause postpartum bleeding.

Third, check the blood, coagulation dysfunction can also cause postpartum hemorrhage. If the blood has coagulation dysfunction, it will cause symptoms of postpartum hemorrhage during childbirth.