Fractured cervix means a laceration of the cervix.
Fractured cervix means laceration of the cervix. It occurs due to rapid labor, the head of the fetus not being well bent during delivery, the fetus being too large, the cervix being hard, and the mother using abdominal pressure too early.
Cervical fissures may not be detected when they are mild, but they can usually be detected if the fissure is severe or if there is a lot of bleeding or even if it causes shock. A fractured cervix may cause pain and should be treated promptly, mainly by surgical suturing to avoid aggravation.
After the surgery, you should rest in bed, avoid strenuous exercise, and pay attention to keep warm, carry out more nursing care, keep private hygiene, and do not take a basin bath before the wound heals. Determine the treatment program under the guidance of the doctor, avoid blindly using medication on your own.