Treatment Programs and Resources
TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES
C-section childbirth is major abdominal surgery. However, it is surprising to see the post-op guidance difference compared to other procedures such as shoulder or hip surgery. A woman’s body goes through a lot of changes, both physically and mentally. Unlike an orthopedic surgery, for example, where you are suggested a regimented rehabilitation beforehand, in C-section, you are pretty much put through the procedure (sometimes unplanned), handed over the baby, and told to rest, not lift heavier stuff, and that is it.
Sure it all comes down to the birthing center or the hospital you choose for your delivery and how well they care for their patients through these times. However, not every center is equipped to handle the patient’s after-care needs.
C-Section Recovery Center aims to fill some of the gaps in guidance and help you get started strongly on your way to better recovery through this piece. Even if you are expecting a child and are looking for additional help with the suggested treatments, C-Section Recovery Center specialists have the resources for you.
WHAT HAPPENS THROUGH A C-SECTION AND HOW IT IMPACTS YOUR BODY?
If you have had cesarean childbirth, we understand how things may be a little complicated. Once the C-section procedure is carried out and you are released from your medical care, there is little to no recommendation to help you recover. When you are at the birthing center or the hospital, you are provided with the necessary treatments. Once the doctors deem you fit, not much is said or shared regarding how you can care for yourself at home.
A C-section delivery is done by making a horizontal or vertical incision to the lower portion of the uterus, leading to significant scarring. The incision begins from the front of the uterus and goes to the back of the bladder. Such scar tissue can cause restricted movement and decrease the blood flow to your pelvic region. It causes secondary-level challenges with time and without adequate attention.
Cutting and suturing have the risk of disrupting the neuro-sensory system, causing numbness at the site for some time. Some women are also unable to recruit those muscles fully. The scar can lead to adhesion below the skin’s surface, producing pain and sensitivity. There can be stiffness, pelvic discomfort, backaches, and incontinence. This is the reason why proper treatment becomes vital.
You can use many treatment programs and resources to help rehabilitate weeks, months, or years after your surgery. However, to choose an appropriate plan, you must first have clearance from your physician, ensuring you have no wound gapping, active infections, or discomfort at the incision site.
At C-Section Recovery Center, we have our very own treatment programs to help you with your post-operative care. You can contact our professionals and schedule your free evaluation as we as consultation.
C-SECTION MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY
You may be in a negative state of mind. So many women are. They feel betrayed. They have always been planning for a vaginal birth – we are all trained to do so. But things went out of control and not as per the plans. However, resilience is a hallmark characteristic, and this will help you heal better. Besides, to expedite your healing treatment, follow these tips:
- Go for regular mental check-ups because a positive mindset heals you better
- Thorough scar massages are essential
- Rich diet strengthens the elasticity of the tissues
- Core exercises ensure full restoration of the deep core
- Neutral alignment reduces the stress on the muscles
- Try prioritizing your sleep whenever you can
- Work with a specialist for better life quality
Furthermore, here are a few helpful resources that will come in handy and help you figure out where to start. We list a little of everything that meets your physical as well as emotional well-being needs.
Preparing for Cesarean Surgery
Postpartum Recovery: What to Expect
Caesarean Birth: Making Informed Choices
Breastfeeding After a Cesarean
Emotional Recovery From A Cesarean
Pain Control, Healing at Home, Getting Your Body Back
Your Guide & Resource To Caesareans
Guidelines for Postoperative Care
International Cesarean Awareness Network, Inc. (ICAN) Online
Sure it is a significant surgery, but rest assured, with time, patience, support, and the right treatment approaches, you may be able to rebuild your core and emerge out of it much powerfully. You can also check out our treatment program that caters to women who have suffered recently or years ago. The C-Section Recovery Center team aims to liberate women from their C-sections’ pains or dysfunction, letting them live healthier lives.
LOOKING FOR C-SECTION TREATMENT PROGRAM? WE CAN HELP.
Mothers face a wide range of challenges after their C-sections. It is hard to define how each one feels. Moreover, the recovery is even more stringent, not to mention the added work of taking care of the infant up to their growing years. Recovery experts can help you get through the phase with ease. So speak up, and to someone who listens to you, understands these disturbances, and knows the after-effects of a C-section. You can always call us at (972) 612-3399 and schedule a free consultation to discuss your symptoms. We are readily available to make it a better place for women who suffer due to unattended C-section problems.
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