Many pregnant women wear a tummy band on their abdomen after giving birth, thinking that it can help them recover. However, some people think that this kind of abdominal belt will bring pressure to the maternal body and affect the recovery of the maternal. So, do women have to use a tummy belt after giving birth?

Maternity does not necessarily need to use abdominal belt after delivery, depending on personal needs. After giving birth to a child, many women's abdomen is slack and their original figure can no longer be maintained. Maternal women can use it if they care more about their figure.

There are many kinds of abdomen belts, the common one is electric abdomen belt, which mainly uses electronic pulse to impact human abdomen to achieve the effect of reducing fat and slimming. But this kind of abdomen belt is not suitable for lying-in women. Because at this time, the maternal wound has not fully recovered, and the power of the electric abdominal belt is too strong, which will hurt the maternal.

Abdominal band is usually used on the second day after delivery. The abdominal belt used for caesarean section and natural delivery is different. After half a year's use, the effect will be obvious, and it can also prevent visceral prolapse and uterine contraction. The last one is a special abdominal belt for caesarean section. Many mothers who have caesarean section will feel pain in the wound. This kind of tummy tuck can protect the wound and reduce the friction to the wound.