The healing time for a cesarean section is about 3-5 days for a transverse incision, about 5-7 days for a longitudinal incision, and 2-3 months for a full recovery; incisions in the uterus generally take 2-3 months to heal and 1-2 years for a full recovery. The healing time for a transverse incision for a cesarean section is relatively short, with a longer healing time for a second surgery; longitudinal incisions generally take longer to heal than transverse incisions. If a woman has a combination of low protein, incision edema, or anemia, the healing time is correspondingly longer. Some women have thick subcutaneous fat, edema, poor local microenvironmental conditions, the healing ability of the incision will be relatively poor, and the incision can be cracked, fat liquefaction, infection and so on at the time of removal of stitches. The uterine wound healing time is longer than the epidermal wound, and full recovery takes at least 6 months. If another pregnancy is needed, a 2-year interval is required. In addition, women need to pay attention to keep the wound clean and dry during the recovery period of cesarean section, increase the amount of nutrients, more intake of fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid doing strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor.