It usually takes 6 weeks after cesarean section for the postnatal discharge to clear up, and if it still hasn’t cleared up at 6 weeks, then the possibility of secondary infection needs to be considered.
It usually takes 6 weeks after cesarean section to discharge the postnatal discharge, generally the first three days after delivery is bloody discharge, bloody discharge is mainly due to blood and necrotic uterine metaphysis tissue discharge; in the fourth day after delivery to 2 weeks after delivery, generally the discharge is plasma discharge; in the 2 weeks after delivery to 6 weeks after delivery, the discharge is white discharge.
If 6 weeks after delivery, the mother still has not discharged the discharge, or the discharge appears to have a pus odor, and the mother has abdominal pain, fever, etc., then the possibility of puerperal infection should be considered, and the patient should consult the doctor in time, and use antibiotics under the guidance of the doctor for treatment, so as to avoid delaying the condition.