Apart from the usual aches and pains associated with uterine contractions, you may feel pain in the incision area, especially when laughing or coughing. The best postoperative analgesic is morphine long-acting, which is administered with epidural anesthesia. Another option is to separate the analgesia, that is, you are taking pain medication through an intravenous catheter, but can adjust their feed as needed. Studies have shown that such relief is more efficient and requires less drugs than regular anesthesia which the nurse makes on a schedule.

Pillows are the best assistants of the mother, a previous cesarean section. If you cough or you are plagued Gaza, put a pillow on your abdomen and press it with both hands. Try to lie on your side, putting additional pillows under your stomach and between his legs. Usually after surgery the bowel is not functioning well, so you can be constipation and pain from the accumulation of gases. The doctor will prescribe you medicines that relieves these troubles. The passage of the gases can also be reduced with the help of walk.

The first steps can cause you pain, you will feel the tension in the incision site. When walking try to stand up straight, keep the stomach hand, as during pregnancy. Ask for help when walking in the early days, especially if you feel pain or dizziness. You should never give up from anesthesia after giving birth, otherwise you risk to turn into a suffering patient and not in a happy mother. Analgesics, particularly short-term actions will not have adverse effects on the child through breastfeeding. Besides painkillers do not inhibit lactation. Don't forget that your child can help you. Holding your baby in your arms, you will be able to get away from the pain. One mother, who was not about to let the physical and emotional pain to distract her from the joys of motherhood, saying: "In the end it's not so bad! At least I can have sex and sit a lot sooner than my friends who had the episiotomy!".