You can wear a corset for a few days after delivery.
From a health point of view, you can wear a corset for one month after delivery, and it is best to wait until your body recovers. Because the corset has a certain pressure on the body, it can tighten the fat and loose meat, and the newborn child is still weak. When the function naturally recovers, it will be healthier for the inside of the body. Pay attention to ventilation while wearing a corset to prevent excessive heat and sweat from causing wound inflammation. The corset must be washed frequently and kept dry. Because corsets are personal items, the choice of materials is very important. The close-fitting parts should be made of cotton. Don't buy too tight corsets for quick results, so as not to hurt your body. When using body shaping clothes, we should regard it as an auxiliary product, not the only body shaping tool.
If you recover well, you can wear a corset one week after delivery. If the recovery is not good, you can wear it half a month after delivery or after the full moon. Because of sweating and lochia in the second month, pregnant women will feel uncomfortable, which will lead to poor rest. If you wear a tight bra, it will also have a certain impact on breastfeeding. Puerperal period needs to pay attention to rest and nutrition, and eat less spicy food. Proper indoor exercise can also effectively promote physical recovery.
Wear a corset after induced labor, okay?
I suggest you go to the hospital for a review after a month of abortion. You can wear this jumpsuit if you recover well. It is suggested not to have sex within one month after abortion, pay more attention to keep warm, don't catch a cold, and eat more nutritious food, such as chicken soup, fish soup and bone soup.
At present, you can wear a corset at any time after induced abortion, which has no other adverse effects on your body and will not affect the normal contraction of the uterus, so don't worry. There is a time limit for caesarean section or natural delivery, especially if there is a wound in the body, so as not to affect the local blood circulation.