Using a tight abdominal band after pregnancy can cause adnexitis

After giving birth, many women are worried about their bulging abdomen, so they use tight abdominal belts to tighten their waists and abdomens. However, they do not know that this practice is likely to cause adnexitis. This is because:

1. Causes poor blood flow

If women frequently use belly bands after childbirth, it can easily lead to poor local blood circulation, greatly reducing the body's resistance, and further causing gynecological inflammation such as adnexitis.

2. Increase intra-abdominal pressure

Tightening the waist and abdomen will lead to increased intra-abdominal pressure in the body. In severe cases, it may even cause abnormal conditions such as bulging of the anterior and posterior walls of the vagina, uterine prolapse, or severe retroversion and flexion, which may in turn induce adnexitis.

3. Hinder abdominal breathing

A too tight abdominal belt will also affect women's abdominal breathing, restrict the up and down movement of the diaphragm, and then inhibit the body's normal abdominal breathing, leading to dizziness, chest tightness and other chronic hypoxia symptoms. It will not only cause serious harm to women's health, but also greatly increase the incidence of adnexitis.

4. Cause adverse effects

Wearing a corset will directly compress the gastrointestinal tract of women, adversely affecting their digestion and absorption functions. If this continues for a long time, it will easily lead to malnutrition in women and reduce their resistance. It can not only cause a decrease in milk production or a decrease in milk quality, but it is also likely to induce adnexitis.

TIPS: Women do not need to rush to pursue a slim figure after giving birth. Under normal circumstances, the loose abdominal wall and uterine ectopicity will recover naturally 6 to 28 weeks after giving birth.