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Health Is Wealth Watch:
Healing Postpartum Wounds and
Helping To Reduce The
Burden of Care Givers
Helping To Reduce The
Burden of Care Givers
By Shanika Small
Postpartum Wound Care
Caesarean Sections have increased drastically in the last 30 years, from 7% in 1990 to over 21% of all worldwide births today. With the increase in surgical births, there's the increase for Postpartum wound care.
Infection at the incision site and opening of the incision exposing the tissue (dehiscence) are complications that can occur.
It's important to:
Call your doctor if you have increased pain, fever or chills or pus draining from site.
Use a pillow and hold it to the site when sneezing or coughing. This is called Splinting.
This time should be spent healing and bonding with your Newborn, let's do our best and partner with your health professional to prevent infections.
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| A Surgical wound that doesn't heal may open or pull apart (wound dehiscence), Exposing internal tissues or organs. |
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Chronic wounds aren't just a patient issue, wounds affect families and communities. The act of opening up ones home for visiting health workers, can be a daunting task, especially considering that you open up your home and often have to expose parts of oneself that is private and sacred. As professionals, we must never lose site of the vulnerability our patients face in receiving wound care.
A recent Turkish study found (not surprisingly) that Caregiver burden is high, when caring for a loved one with a wound. Increased Caregiver burden has a negative effect on patients and families.
Wounds have a staggering effect on the people that suffer from them—but also on their families, communities, and clinicians, because of the marked effect on each patient’s mental health, self-esteem and overall quality of life. (HealthyIO 2021)
As health professionals, lets focus on compassionate care for our patients and extend that compassion to the caregiver.
About the author: Shanika Small is a Registered Nurse and Autism Mom, who lives in Queens and is a former Brooklyn resident. When she’s not working on her passion, which is wound care, she loves to read a good book, staying active and creating.
Wound Care Warriors LLC is an RN owned agency that provides in home wound care. We would love to come to your event or facility to discuss wound care and prevention. We also provide consultation and wound care services. Send us an email or inbox me at: ssmall@woundcarewarriorsllc.com . You can visit my site at: https://www.woundcarewarriorsllc.com/
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