It may take 1~2 days or even longer to get out of bed after a C-section, but the exact time varies from person to person. Usually, you can slowly get out of bed and walk 1~2 days after cesarean section, some women may experience strong abdominal pain or physical discomfort. Mothers should prolong the time of getting out of bed and walking according to the recovery of their body, and the time of getting out of bed is different for each person. It is generally recommended to get out of bed as early as possible, which can help bowel movement and reduce abdominal distension, as well as prevent vascular embolism. Pregnant mothers should move slowly when getting out of bed, and it is best to be assisted by family members and sit up in bed before getting out of bed, otherwise some pregnant mothers may feel dizzy or even faint. An abdominal band can be tied to protect the wound and reduce wound pain. About 10 days after the operation, if the pregnant mother’s body recovers well, she can start simple pelvic floor exercises.