There is a lump under the cesarean section scar

We all know that giving birth is both exciting and scary for women, because the pain of natural delivery is really unbearable. Some babies do not meet the conditions for natural delivery, so doctors will recommend a cesarean section. A cesarean section is to separate the woman's belly, take the baby out and then sew the belly up. But some women will find lumps under the cesarean section scar. What's going on?

After the human tissue is cut, it needs to be sutured layer by layer, and scars will form locally. This is a normal reaction of the body's healing process.

It takes 3-6 months to return to normal. That is to say, the scar will soften and absorb.

Your concern about adhesion between the belly and uterus is unnecessary. There is a bladder in front of the uterus, so there will be no adhesion between the belly and the uterus.

I hope my answer can relieve your concerns.

After a caesarean section, and the incision is vertical, you should be talking about scar tissue. Although the incision is healing, it will take six months to soften. This is normal. Pay attention to hygiene.

The belly and uterus will not adhere to each other. Generally speaking, it will take at least half a year for the operation to recover. Most women who have undergone caesarean section still feel a hard scar a year later. You can usually warm it with a warm water bag to facilitate recovery. Be careful not to use too hot water, just warm water.

When we perform surgery, we don't just cut through the skin and reach the uterus. There are many layers of muscles and abdominal cavity, etc. After the surgery, the abdominal cavity is closed layer by layer. So the wound looks small, but there are many layers of wounds underneath. According to what you said, it may be caused by some swelling of the wound below, but this is not a problem. Generally, the wound will disappear after healing.