Lochia is a normal phenomenon when the woman's body after giving birth needs to eliminate the fluid that flows into the uterus and then out through the vagina. Normally, the phenomenon of lochia after giving birth will disappear after a few weeks.

After the baby is born, some mothers have to face the phenomenon of retained lochia. If not treated, retained lochia is very dangerous, affecting life. In case of severe fluid retention and using drugs to help the uterus contract to push out the lochia is not effective, the doctor will have to perform cervical dilation.

Lochia retention after normal birth or cesarean section is a condition that occurs in the postpartum period. Although it is not life-threatening, if not treated thoroughly, it will make the patient feel uncomfortable and can cause complications such as uncontrolled bleeding, blood clotting disorders...