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I gave birth a few hours ago and had an episiotomy. Could anyone share how they managed the pain? How long will the pain last?
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Ekaterina
Congratulations on your little one! After an episiotomy, pain typically lasts for a few days, especially during the first 2–3 days, sometimes a bit longer. Cold packs (ice or cold compresses) and pain relievers recommended by your doctor can help. Try to rest as much as possible, avoid overexertion, and drink plenty of water. If the pain is severe or doesn't go away, be sure to contact your doctor — additional measures might be needed.
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Elenaa
Неделю ползала по над стенкой и около месяца ещё ныло всё. Но у меня и разрывов куча было в добавок
Lolo
Через пару недель легче стало, совсем прошло через месяц.
Tanya
Неделю где-то болело
Fedorova Karina
Через пару часов еще ничего не было можно сказать) А вообще у меня один шов был перетянут и когда мне его убрали (через неделю после родов примерно), то так кайфово стало)
Anastasiya
2 раза была эпизио (а в первые годы было много разрывов) — болело, конечно, но я не помню, что прям сильно на этом концентрировалась — куча других забот в этот период)
Nataliya
Поздравляем с малышем!
Fedorova Karina
Fedorova Karina А в общем я бы сказала через месяц стало неплохо все
Svetlana
У меня от эпизио ничего не болело, ну либо я совсем все забыла. Ну прям не помню что сильные боли были.
Natalya
My pain completely went away a month after the episiotomy. Before that, it started to ease up after about two weeks, especially when I was able to sit comfortably.
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Marina
Прошло 8 лет, до сих пор в критические дни, болит, не каждый месяц правда. Но первый месяц было вообще жуть как плохо. Даже вторые роды не заглушили это сотворение. Но та не у всех конечно.
Bozhena
Со старшей эпизио было. Это пздц. Первые дни в раскаряку ходила. Ещё жара была, все бесило, всё тянуло там. Я уж не помню, но через недели точно норм было
Sofya
Thank you so much, everyone! We truly appreciate your support and enthusiasm!
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Marisha Poletaeva
Congratulations! I gave birth almost a month ago. I had some tears, and they separated right there during the delivery of my second child 😊. It wasn't really painful, just uncomfortable, and it was summer too. I kept itching constantly 🤦. Maybe it's because you just gave birth, so it hurts. But everything will be fine. You won't notice the pain with your baby. When I received an injection to help the clots come out, that was tough—I felt like climbing the walls. Also, breastfeeding my daughter was incredibly painful, like contractions.
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Polina
I experienced tears and cuts there before. It wasn't painful, but I couldn't sit properly—only semi-reclined or lying down. Eventually, the stitches came apart, and they didn't sew it back because I was breastfeeding, and everything healed unevenly. This time, I'm not sure what will happen, but my baby's head is large, and he's quite a big boy.
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Sofya
Thank you so much for your support 🥹
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Sofya
Marisha Poletaeva Thank you so much for your support! We truly appreciate it!
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Sofya
Thank you all for your kind words and sharing your stories!!!
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Zarema
It has been painful for a month, but I managed to endure it. However, now, three months after giving birth, I suddenly feel discomfort when sitting down on my buttocks.
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