Childbirth And Its Complications
Constipation is quite common in pregnant women, but it eventually goes away and is mild. On the other hand, childbirth leaves women with many complications physically. The woman’s body develops perineal soreness or inflammation after the process of childbirth, which causes a sensation of fear to pass out the stool. The sensation of fear is due to the pain through which a woman is going through. Moreover, the stretch injuries during the delivery cause the nerve damage in the body, which slows down the body’s digestive system. The painkillers or anesthetics that doctors use for the C-section or during normal childbirth also causes the abdominal muscles to get less active.