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Birthclub: April 2024

2nd degree perineal tears

Hi mummies, how common are second degree perineal tears? I recently give birth and had one. I’m hoping the doctors did a decent job even though I’m in subsidised class. Anyone care to share your experience? How was the bleeding? When did it subside? Are there any tips to heal better or any things to avoid?

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You have to go back to the hospital and ensure the stitches are done properly. You can use a sitz bath with epsom salt + warm water. Seat for 2 times a day, 15-30 mins. This is to subside the pain and slowly the stitching thread will dry and fall by itself. However, within 2-3 weeks not recover from the period you give birth, then ensure that you have it thoroughly check and proper medicine/spray to heal the tearing.

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