How to deal with wound dehiscence after vaginal delivery

Normal delivery sometimes requires an incision. If the mother is not careful during the normal conditioning period, the wound may split. This is because this part is more troublesome to care for and is prone to infection, which will directly affect the health of the body and is not conducive to breastfeeding. Once the wound splits during normal delivery, infection should be prevented, the body should be kept dry and clean, and the amount of activity should be reduced. If the healing time is too long, you should see a doctor in time.

How to deal with wound dehiscence after vaginal delivery

1. Keep your body clean and dry to prevent infection. It is best not to let the mother's skin get wet or wet within one week after returning home from the hospital to avoid soaking the wound. For example, the tape left on the wound after a caesarean section can be removed within a week. If the wound becomes partially red, swollen, hot, cracked, or has purulent secretions, or even if the wound is intact but you have a fever, you must go to the hospital immediately to check if there is anything wrong with your body.