A piece of meat on the caesarean section incision

We all know that a cesarean section is to make an incision on the woman's belly. After the baby is taken out, the incision is sutured closed and the stitches are removed after a week. However, there are always some doctors who are particularly irresponsible and are not serious when suturing the wound. This will result in a lump of excess flesh on the cesarean section incision of the woman afterwards. So what should women do at this time?

This situation may be a keloid caused by scar hyperplasia, which is related to physical constitution and needs to be treated by a doctor.

Because the incision during cesarean section cuts into the subcutaneous tissue and the nerves on the skin surface are partially damaged, numbness around the incision will occur. Everyone's physique is different and the duration of the numbness is also different. Generally, it will not have any impact and will not cause harm to the human body. The initial hardening of the skin is a surgical scar and it will take some time to recover. 3 dog days (summer). Pay attention to rest and keep warm, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. I wish you good health!

It was considered to be caused by the knot of subcutaneous suture. A big belly has nothing to do with it. If the stitches have been removed, you can apply local hot compress to see if there is any improvement. If necessary, have the doctor disinfect and use a small vascular clamp to probe to see if there is any knot. If there is, just use the vascular clamp to remove it.

In this case, it is considered that keloids are generally incurable. The general treatment methods are hormone injection into the scar, radionuclide application or radiotherapy. Hormone or radionuclide application is the first choice, which can generally make the scar flatter.