Control‐group
vaginal bleeding, lochia, anxiety
VAGINAL BLEEDING, CONTRACTION
All the patients in the Control‐group received routine nursing, and the routine nursing was as follows.
Preoperative and intraoperative care: The nurses introduced the basic procedure of CS, the environment of the operating room and the ward to the puerperae, and informed them of precautions and cooperation points, calmed their anxiety, encouraged them, patiently listened and responded to maternal complaints. Close interaction was maintained during the operation, through limb and eye contact, which helped to build a trusting relationship between the surgeons, nurses and the puerperae.Postoperative care: Patients were immediately informed of the successful operation after the surgery. Mother‐infant contact was established as soon as possible. The blood pressure, heart rate, pulse, vital signs, uterine contraction and vaginal bleeding of the puerperae should be closely observed, and the doctors should be notified in time if there is any abnormality. The puerperae should adopt a semi‐recumbent position 24 h after CS, which can promote the discharge of lochia. The urinary catheter was indwelled for 24 h after CS, and the puerperae were instructed to urinate as soon as possible after extubation. The puerperae were encouraged to turn over frequently and get out of bed as soon as possible.