When getting out of bed after cesarean section, it is important to pay attention to early activity and gradual progress, and you can use the abdominal belt appropriately.
After having a cesarean section, pregnant women should get out of bed as soon as possible after removing the urinary catheter to prevent the formation of venous thrombosis in the lower limbs, and also to help prevent intestinal adhesions and possible intestinal obstruction.
The process of getting out of bed should pay attention to gradual and orderly, when getting out of bed, it is recommended to try to sit on the edge of the bed for 5 to 10 minutes, if there is no special discomfort, and then slowly stand up and walk a few steps appropriately.
It is recommended that the process must be gradual, not directly from the bed down on the walk, which is prone to cause dizziness and even fainting may be.
When you are ready to get out of bed, it is recommended to fix an abdominal band around the abdomen to help prevent wound dehiscence, and also to help relieve symptoms such as wound pain.
Mothers who have abdominal pain or abnormal vaginal bleeding after a cesarean section should inform their healthcare provider as soon as possible.