A lump in the stomach after cesarean section may be caused by the unrecovered uterus, incision scar hyperplasia, incision fat liquefaction and other conditions, which can be dealt with through massage, surgery, use of medication and so on.
1. Unrecovered uterus: If you find lumps in your stomach a few days after a cesarean section, most of them are caused by the unrecovered uterus, which is still in the process of contracting and recovering. You can gently massage your abdomen, which will help promote uterine contraction and shorten the length of muscle fibers to make them smaller as soon as possible.
2. Incision scar hyperplasia: If you can still feel the lumps on your abdomen for a long time after the cesarean section, it may be the incision scar hyperplasia. Surgery can be performed to remove the localized hyperplasia and treat the keloid.
3. Incisional fat liquefaction: If the lumps in the stomach after cesarean section are felt in the abdominal wall, they may be caused by incisional fat liquefaction or inflammation. This situation requires timely incision and drainage, but also available gentamicin saline gauze wet compresses, to be fresh granulation tissue and then suture to shorten the healing time. During the treatment, oral cephalosporin antibiotics can also be taken to prevent infection.
After cesarean section there is a lump in the stomach to go to the hospital in time to check, under the guidance of the doctor to choose the appropriate drugs and programs for treatment, so as not to cause more serious consequences.