Recovery After a Caesarean | Motherhood Hospitals A Caesarean delivery is major surgery, and recovery needs time, care, and support. Small steps taken early can lead to a smoother healing journey. How to Heal Post-C-Section: ✅ Keep your incision clean and dry ✅ Avoid lifting anything heavier than your baby ✅ Begin gentle movement like walking ✅ Eat nutrient-rich foods to aid healing So What Should You Do? Listen to your body, ask for help, and prioritise rest. A slower pace now will help you bou

Is Your C-Section Scar Still Causing Pain? Scar tissue that forms after your wound has healed can cause tension in the surrounding tissue as the scar is often less flexible, stiff or can even stick to deeper layers. This might affect your posture, how freely you can move, or your ability to strengthen certain muscles. Commonly, a tight scar can cause back pain, pelvic pain, abdominal pain and even painful intercourse. 💬 Have you noticed any of these symptoms? Drop a 💛 or comment below – you’re

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C-Section Fact Sheet Many women believe that a Caesarean Section, or C-section, is the best birth option for them. Common reasons for this include that: ⚪️ The pain of labour and natural birth is avoided ⚪️ Baby is thought to be exposed to fewer risks ⚪️ Mom’s sense of privacy and dignity aren’t violated ⚪️ It’s believed that natural birth will affect vaginal tone, pelvic health, and lovemaking after birth ⚪️ It offers moms a degree of control because they’re able to choose what day they want to

12 reactions | A caesarean birth is when your baby is born through an incision (cut) in your abdomen (tummy) and womb. It's also called a C-section. It’s sometimes needed for medical reasons to keep you and your baby safe. Learn more about what happens during a C-section on our website. https://bit.ly/47W7Lkn #HSEMyChild | HSE mychild.ie | Facebook