How long does it take for the wounds on the body to heal after a caesarean section?

In recent years, when faced with childbirth, most expectant mothers choose caesarean section. Although it is less painful than normal delivery, the scars left by the operation are Very troublesome thing. Experts advise that the healed scab after surgery must not be removed prematurely. If it is removed prematurely, it will take away the epidermal cells that are still in the repair stage, even tear the dermal tissue, and stimulate the wound to appear. Symptoms of itching. Scars are traces left on wounds after surgery. They are usually white or off-white, smooth and hard in texture. About two to three weeks after the surgical incision becomes scarred, the scar begins to proliferate. At this time, the local area becomes red, purple, and hard. and highlight the skin surface. There are new nerve endings in the scar, but they are disorganized. The scar hyperplasia period lasts for about three months to half a year. The proliferation of fibrous tissue gradually stops and the scar gradually becomes flat and soft. The color changes to dark brown, and then the scar will appear painful and itchy, especially the itching. Especially when sweating a lot or the weather changes, you will often feel itchy until the scar surface is bleeding until you scratch it. If it is summer, the human body tends to produce some sweat. Sweat is composed of water, salt (sodium chloride, potassium chloride), protein and urea. When you sweat, the scar is soaked with sweat, and the salt in the sweat will stimulate the nerve endings inside the scar, causing pain and itching. When the weather changes, the changes in temperature difference between hot and cold and changes in dryness and humidity are much stronger than usual. The nerve endings in the scar can sensitively detect this change and notify people of itchiness and pain as signals. People jokingly call this extremely regular and sensitive to weather changes "weather forecast." However, young mothers, don't be afraid. The itching of scars will gradually disappear on its own as time goes by. 1. Do not remove the scab too early after surgery. Forcibly removing the scab too early will take away the epidermal cells that are still in the repair stage, and may even tear off the dermal tissue, causing the wound to itch. 2. Apply some topical medicines such as fluocinolone, triamcinolone, dexamethasone, etc. to relieve itching. 3. Avoid sunlight exposure to prevent ultraviolet stimulation from causing pigmentation. 4. Improve your diet and eat more fruits, eggs, lean meat, meat skin and other foods rich in vitamin C, E and amino acids. These foods can promote blood circulation and improve epidermal metabolism. Avoid eating spicy foods such as peppers, onions and garlic. 5. Make sure the scar area is clean and hygienic, and clean up the sweat discharged from the skin in time. Do not scratch it with your hands, rub it with clothes or even wash it with water to relieve itching, so as not to cause greater local irritation and cause further itching. Itching.