- Get up and walk as early as possible after birth,
- During the movement, pay attention to the incision site and support it by hand for 1-2 days,
- You can start exercises 3 months after cesarean section,
- You can relax by lying on the left side (knees bent) and it becomes easier for the gas to move through the intestines,
- Repeat each exercise twice at the beginning and increase gradually,
- Practice deep breathing and relaxation between each exercise.
Stage I Exercises
- Do breathing exercises, (Figure 1)
- You can start with contraction exercises for the legs by supporting the back with pillows, (Figure 2)
- You can continue until you get up and walk around,
- Begin Kegel exercises.
Figure 1- Deep Breathing Exercise
- Lie on your back or in a semi-sitting position,
- Put one hand on your stomach, inflate your stomach while breathing through your nose.
Figure 2 - Foot Exercises
Bend your feet up, stretch, and perform rotation movements.
Figure 3 - Pelvic Tilt
- Lie on your back with your knees bent,
- While inhaling deeply, pull your hips back by straightening your lower back to touch the floor or bed,
- Contract your abs and hips as you exhale slowly for 3-5 seconds,
- Relax.
Stage 2 Exercises
Pull and stretch your feet.
Do the knee, foot, leg rotation, and bridge exercises. (Figures 4, 5, 6, and 7)
Figure 4 - Bridging
- Lie on your back,
- Lift your hips off the ground so that your stomach, hips, and legs are in line,
- At this time, hold your breath and exhale as you return to normal.
Figure 5 - Rotating Both Knees
- Lie on your back with your legs straight,
- With your shoulders straight and feet stable, rotate both knees to touch the right side of the bed,
- This time, rotate the right leg so that it touches the left side of the bed,
- Return to the starting position and relax.
Figure 6 – Rotating Single Knee
- Lie on your back with your right leg straight and your left leg bent at the knee,
- Keeping your shoulders straight, rotate your left knee so that it touches the right side of the bed,
- Change the position of the legs and rotate your left leg so that it is straight, and bend your right knee by rotating so that it touches the left side of the bed.
Figure 7 - Leg Sliding Exercise
- Lie down with your legs straight,
- Raise your left leg keeping it stretched while keeping your shoulders straight. Rotate it in a gentle motion so that it touches the right side of the bed,
- Return to the starting position and relax,
- This time rotate the right leg so that it touches the left side of the bed,
- Return to the starting position and relax.
Stage 3 Exercises
You can do the crunch movement. (Figure 8) You can make a bridge movement. (Figure 4)
Figure 8 - Crunch Movement
- Lie down with your knees bent,
- Put your chin on your chest while breathing deeply,
- As you exhale, raise your head and shoulders about 15-20 cm by extending your arms straight towards the knees,
- Keep your waist steady in the meantime,
- Slowly return your head and shoulders to their original position and relax.
Figure 9 - Forward Abdominal Movements
- Lie down with your knees bent,
- Cross your arms across your chest,
- Raise your head and shoulders about 15 - 20 cm by stretching them out towards your knees in a sideways fashion,
- Slowly return your head and shoulders to their original position and relax.
You can also do this move forward and sideways by combining the arms at the neck.
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