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Exploratorium The Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception

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Tuesday–Saturday: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Thursday (Ages 18+): 6:00–10:00 p.m.
Sunday (Daytime Members/Donors Only): 10:00 a.m.–Noon
Sunday (Open to All): Noon–5:00 p.m.
Monday: Closed

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• Monday, February 20, 2023 • 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
• Monday, March 27, 2023 • 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
• Monday, April 3, 2023 • 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

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Pier 15 (Embarcadero @ Green St. )
San Francisco, CA 94111

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Every Sunday morning, our Daytime members, donors and Corporate Members enjoy exclusive access to the Exploratorium. Let your curiosity roam free through hundreds of exhibits in six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries.

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Science of Cocktails @ After Dark

Thursday, February 9, 2023 • 6:00–10:00 p.m.

SOLD OUT. Calling all mixology buffs, kitchen chemists, science fans, and craft cocktail lovers! On February 9, sip your science at a very Exploratorium pop-up experience: Science of Cocktails @ After Dark.

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After Dark: Sexplorations

Thursday, February 9, 2023 • 6:00–10:00 p.m.

Looking for a hot night out on the town? From the lengths we’ll go to for sex to the naughty bits of flowers, learn about the creative ways in which the natural world gets it on.

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Storytime Science for Kids: The Moon and Stars

Saturdays and Sundays, February 11–26, 2023 • Noon and 2:00 p.m.

Join the Exploratorium’s Vivian Altmann for a storybook read-aloud and a make-and-take activity for families with young children.

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After Dark: Black Excellence, Black Invention

Thursday, February 16, 2023 • 6:00–10:00 p.m.

In celebration of San Francisco Public Library’s exhibition Black Excellence, Black Invention, tonight we take a close look at the stories of Black inventors who have transformed our world.

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Exploratorium Open Presidents’ Day: February 20, 2023

Monday, February 20, 2023 • 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

The Exploratorium will be open to the public on Monday, February 20, 2023.

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The Exploratorium is more than a museum—it’s a gateway to exploring science, art, and human perception with every visit. Let your curiosity roam through more than 600 interactive exhibits, many focused on noticing and observation, in six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries. You’ll find thoughtful safety protocols, our one-of-a-kind store, dining, and more at our beautiful San Francisco bayside location.

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Although the Exploratorium is following all required safety protocols and procedures, we recognize that an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. You will be visiting at your own risk, and should use your judgment as to whether you are comfortable being in a public space. Some exhibits and other traditional Exploratorium offerings will be temporarily unavailable due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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Exploratorium Museum – San Francisco | Russian Tour America

One of the most interesting, educational museums in San Francisco. The Exploratorium is a modern science and technology museum with an interactive focus. The exposition of the museum is divided according to its content into six sections – the physics of light, the physics of sound, living organisms, human behavior, the properties of metals and an open gallery called “Observatory”.

The museum was founded in the late 60s by the famous American researcher and physicist Frank Friedman Oppenheimer, who was in the middle of 1900s, due to some political differences, during his work on the creation of American nuclear weapons, he had to stop his scientific activities and move from New York to the west coast of the United States of America.

The museum’s online site, exploratorium.edu, was created in 1992 and was one of the first 600 websites on the World Wide Web

After moving to California, the former nuclear physicist turned to agriculture, but his passion for physics was irresistible and then it was decided to teach physics and natural science for schoolchildren.

As a result of the experience of teaching in the elementary grades and some of the developments acquired during that period, Oppenheimer decided to found a scientific and educational museum, where visitors could get acquainted with the laws of physics in an interesting and not boring manner.

For the first few decades after opening, the Exploratorium was located in the Palace of Fine Arts, in the Marina area of ​​San Francisco. But in the early 2000s, due to the significantly expanded exposition, the city authorities had to make a decision to allocate a separate knowledge to the city’s science museum.

Since April 2013, the Exploratorium has been located at Pier 15, San Francisco Harbor, on the Embarcadero, in a modern building that has been renovated to meet the needs and specialization of the museum. Thus, today this museum is considered one of the most modern, interactive museums in the United States and a popular attraction in San Francisco.

Here you can learn about how the Universe works, what place our planet occupies in it, what human achievements are the main and most significant throughout its existence, and much more. The principle of the Exploratorium museum is to make science accessible to the average person and to provide scientific knowledge in an original form.

The Exploratorium clearly demonstrates all the theories that modern physics recognizes. Regulations and laws are clearly demonstrated on experimental stands and literally laid out, what is called “on the shelves”, which makes the museum extremely interesting for both children and adults.

In its western gallery, the Exploratorium museum explains to its guests the basic laws and peculiarities of the psychology of individuals. Talks about how world science studies this area of ​​natural science and how it helps people in a practical sense.

In the eastern gallery of the Exploratorium, visitors are told about the phenomena and mysteries of wildlife. Including how natural disasters are formed, such as earthquakes, hurricanes and floods, as well as how humanity learns to subdue these natural elements.

The Exploratorium in San Francisco is one of the most important science museums created in the 20th century.

– The New York Times

In the central gallery, guests can immerse themselves in a variety of sounds, visuals and completely unexpected sensations. Various optical effects and acoustical principles are clearly shown and explained here. In this gallery, of particular interest is the monochromatic room, in which even the most saturated and bright colors surprisingly turn into only black and white.

The southern gallery of the museum Exploratorium will impress even the smallest of its visitors. Here you can touch any exhibit with your hands. The exposition presents steam engines, complex mechanisms and much more.

In some rooms there are no ready-made exhibits at all, they need to be assembled by yourself according to the diagrams and instructions. In other rooms of the museum, hundreds of exhibits are presented, demonstrating the biological diversity of species on our planet and their relationship is explained.

Museum Exploratorium is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. The museum has a day off on Monday. Admission for an adult is $25. The disabled, students, children, and seniors can visit the museum for $19. Entrance for children under 5 years old is free.

We invite you to visit the Exploratorium on one of our San Francisco sightseeing tours. Our professional, Russian-speaking guide to San Francisco will show you the main exhibits of the museum and tell you about their amazing properties.

The most interesting and unusual museums in San Francisco

San Francisco is famous not only for parties and concerts, but also for its rich cultural life. Today Travellizy will tell you which museums are worth visiting in a city that links together the culture and mentality of the West and East of the United States.

The collections and exhibitions of this San Francisco museum primarily provide a lively dialogue between American society, its perspective and culture. Temporary exhibitions change very often and quickly, which allows visitors to get acquainted with the latest opinions of artists, sculptors about the events taking place in the world and the country. The expositions of the classics of the fine genre are also very popular.

The museum’s unique cultural event is the annual flower festival “Bouquets to Art”. Each bouquet, presented by master florists, is inspired by an art object from the museum’s collection.

Visitors tend to closely compare the original and its floral version. The best florists of the world consider it an honor to take part in this celebration of beauty and fragrance.

• Address: de Young Museum, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr. (Golden Gate Park)
• Website: famsf.org

This museum is famous for its blockbuster exhibitions: a rich history and equally rich sponsors allow the museum to attract the most popular and highly advertised exhibitions to the museum.

The history of the museum began in 1935, this is the first museum dedicated to contemporary art on the West Coast of the United States. Six floors, a permanent collection of 33,000 items, two souvenir shops, educational activities – join the art world in a format convenient for you.

• Address: SFMOMA, 151 Third Street, San Francisco
• Website: www.sfmoma.org

This museum is always mentioned in pair with de Young: they have the same roots; By purchasing a ticket to one, you can visit the second for free. In general, they are one large museum complex of fine arts. Here are collected the most famous works of art by US masters. It will be interesting to come here for those who are interested in the history of America and Europe.

Exhibitions are very diverse and do not have any specific focus. European painting, ancient Mediterranean art, Frida Callo or Picasso: whatever you choose, a visit to the museum will allow you to learn more about the chosen period of history and culture.

• Address: 100 34th Ave, San Francisco
• Website: legionofhonor. famsf.org

This is the largest museum in the US, which contains works exclusively from Asian countries. The influence and importance of migrants from this region cannot be overestimated. Millions of people from China, Vietnam, Japan and other Asian countries live in San Francisco and the Bay Area.

The museum has a permanent collection of more than 18,000 works of art, which are also available online. About 2,000 exhibits are available to visitors in the galleries of the building.

The art boutique next to the museum sells a variety of unique jewellery, decorative arts, art books and souvenirs.

• Address: 200 Larkin St, San Francisco
• Website: asianart.org

If quiet galleries filled with paintings and sculptures don’t sound like a good way to spend your time, check out the Mechanics Museum! You will be surprised to see dozens of vintage slot machines here. Some of them are retro arcade games from the middle of the 20th century, but antique mechanisms of the late 19th century look especially exotic. Spare a couple of quarters, and the miniature wooden figure of a drunkard in the cemetery will stir!

Almost all slot machines are in working condition, they can and should be played. The machines make so many different noises that it seems that you are not in a museum, but in the middle of an amusement park.

Admission to the museum is free, but be sure to change a few dollars into quarters and spend them on slot machines.

The museum is located on the legendary Fisherman’s Wharf, so be sure to combine a walk along the waterfront with a visit to the museum. Even if you are not a fan of video games, you may be interested in other extraordinary creations of engineering thought from a century ago.

• Pier 45 at the end of Taylor Street, Fisherman’s Wharf
• Website: museemecanique. com

If you’re lucky with the weather and love sailing, take a stroll along the San Francisco Piers and visit the Maritime Museum. It is not in vain that the city is located near the ocean and the bay: the history of the region cannot be imagined without the water element. Transportation of goods, protection of state borders, scientific experiments: military and civilian ships moored along the coast tell about it all.

The association’s Center for Marine Research is Bay Area’s premier maritime history resource. The collections and collections of the center include tens of thousands of publications, maps, drawings, diagrams. The history of San Francisco was created not only on the streets of the city, but also in the water area around it.

After the walk, don’t forget to visit the famous Ghirardelli chocolate cafe and shop, which we wrote about in the San Francisco Chocolate Factory article.

• Address: 499 Jefferson St., San Francisco
• Website: maritime.org

Visiting San Francisco is always a challenge to your senses and feelings, what is decent and right. This is a city that prides itself on supporting all kinds of sexual minorities. What is the famous Castro quarter worth about, where couples of men and women in different combinations, transvestites and transsexuals walk in love at any time of the day? It is not surprising that a small museum dedicated to vibrators opened here. Here you will learn that in the past, vibrators were used according to the recommendations of a doctor to help women get rid of various types of headaches, asthma, and even, oddly enough, consumption. The curator of the museum conducts English-language tours of an educational and entertaining nature. While visiting the museum, you can see a huge collection of instruments.

Entrance to the museum, as well as tours, is free. The museum has a store where, as you might guess, you can buy a vibator for yourself or as a gift. Also, the choice of buyers has a huge number of products to create a mood for lovers. The motto of the museum is “Promoting Sexual Health and Pleasure Since 1977” so that museum staff can discuss issues with you that are usually not discussed with friends and relatives.

• Address: 1620 Polk Street San Francisco
• Website: www.antiquevibratormuseum.com

If you’re wondering how San Francisco became the most popular city for the LGBT community on the planet, feel free to ask the direct participants about it. Friendliness and tolerance for any manifestation of sexuality here are considered the value and mission of the city.

A walk through the Castro district, where thousands of “rainbow” residents have lived and worked for decades, will be remembered for its unique atmosphere. The building in which the museum is located is located in the heart of Castro. This is the first museum in the country that tells exclusively about the fate of gays, lesbians, transgenders. Large archives are stored here, personal belongings of the city’s residents, who have been winning their place under the California sun for decades.

• Address: 4127 18th Street, San Francisco
• Website: www.glbthistory.org

If you are traveling with your family, do not deny yourself the pleasure of spending the day creating with the children. The Museum of Children’s Art was created for parents and kids to have fun, develop creativity, get acquainted with new ways to learn about the world and themselves.

Many interactive booths teach kids about animation, digital design, video and music. It is assumed that the children will not look at the exhibition, but will create something with their own hands. In warm weather, the museum offers plenty of outdoor activities.

• Address: Yerba Buena Gardens, 221 4th St., San Francisco
• Website: creativity.org

This museum is dedicated to the creator of the legendary Walt Disney brand. Here, fans of animated films will learn about how Walt Disney lived and worked, about his career. The first sketches, albums, Oscars – all stages of this man’s life are carefully described in the galleries. Even the smallest visitors will not remain indifferent at the sight of familiar characters. Adults will also be interested in immersing themselves in the atmosphere of creating famous Disney movie masterpieces.

Almost a hundred years of Disney World history is part of the culture of the United States, no wonder now it is not just a Disneyland amusement park and cartoons about Mickey Mouse, but a huge corporation that has been supplying entertainment products to the whole world for decades.

• Address: 104 Montgomery Street in the Presidio, San Francisco
• Website: www.waltdisney.org

If you’ve been walking around San Francisco and you’re curious about what the city looks like on the other side of the bay, head to Auckland. Driving across the bridge will take you to neighborhoods where there is more graffiti than in any other city in Bay Area. The Museum of California is located in the center of downtown, and consists of three museums that have merged into one museum complex. Here you can also walk through art galleries and learn about the Gold Rush period.

In the neighboring building, those who wish can join the latest cultural expositions reflecting the life of Americans.

• Address: OMCA, 1000 Oak St., Oakland
• Website: museumca.org

Those travelers interested in military subjects will be interested to get acquainted with the military past of Bay Area, we wrote about the museums dedicated to this topic in the report “San Francisco Bay Military Past”.

Why a C-section or Tummy Tuck Causes Nerve Pain

Typically, there is a certain degree of pain or discomfort you can expect following surgery. Surgical procedures are traumatic for the human body, and pain may be attributed to your body trying to heal injured tissues. In some instances, however, nerve pain develops afterward and this isn’t the same kind of pain you should probably expect.

As we’ve noted throughout our website, nerve pain is often marked by symptoms like burning, shooting, stabbing, and searing pain. For some patients, external stimulation—even at low levels (like wind blowing over skin or water coming down from a showerhead)—causes intense physical sensations. Others experience “pins and needles” or feel as though a specific body part or region has been plugged into an electrical outlet.

If you have those kinds of symptoms, the pain is likely caused by a nerve issue of some kind.

In some cases, these symptoms begin after procedures like C-sections (cesarean section deliveries) and tummy tucks. When they do, it’s understandable for patients to wonder why this is happening to them. So, let’s look today at why you are having nerve pain after those kinds of procedures.

To start, it is worth noting that nerve pain does not imply that anything was done incorrectly during the surgery. Surgeons, by very definition of their job, have to cut tissues to repair medical problems. Your body has an entire network of nerves running throughout, so this means there are times when nerves will also be cut during surgery. It’s just a fact.

Nerve Pain after C-section

As with other surgical procedures, it is virtually impossible to perform a C-section without cutting into some nerves. That said, long-term nerve injury after a C-section tends to be somewhat rare.

Often, nerves will heal without causing any lasting issues. When injured nerves do not heal correctly, it is considered to be nerve damage. Depending on which nerves are damaged—and their respective functions—there are various short-term and long-term symptoms that can develop. These symptoms can include impaired motor function and nerve pain.

If you have had a C-section and are experiencing a superficial pain around the edges of the scar, it is likely the ilioinguinal, iliohypogastric, and/or genitofemoral nerves have been affected. Usually, the pain presents as a burning pain and hypersensitivity – which means even light touch hurts (like in the earlier examples of wind and water). There may also be “electric shock” sensations.

If pushing on the affected area does not reproduce the pain, those specific nerves are less likely to be responsible.

The reason for noting the ilioinguinal, iliohypogastric, and genitofemoral nerves comes down to their locations. Surgeons do attempt to avoid important nerves as much as possible, but these ones run close to the edge of a C-section incision. This makes it easy for them to be injured during the procedure (bruised, crushed, etc.) or trapped in scar tissue afterward.

If you are having painful sensations, it is more likely the nerves were injured, instead of being cut. We can say this because cut nerves tend to produce numbness instead of pain. Although, there are times when both numbness and pain result from cut nerves (which is a condition called anesthesia dolorosa).

When diagnosing your nerve pain after a C-section, we use a nerve block. This is a matter of using anesthetic to cause temporary numbness for the affected nerve. When there is both numbness and pain relief, it indicates a peripheral nerve injury. If there is numbness without pain relief, something else is likely at play.

Nerve Pain after Tummy Tuck

Tummy tucks—abdominoplasties—are some of the most common cosmetic procedures performed in the United States, with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reporting 127,633 in 2016. This is a 104% increase from the 62,713 performed in 2000.

Experts believe the number of abdominoplasties will only increase due to both the number of esthetic surgical procedures and increase in how many obese patients achieve massive weight loss following bariatric surgery.

As with other surgeries, nerves to the affected area are traumatized from a tummy tuck. This can cause numbness for several weeks to months before the nerves overcome temporary neuropraxia (loss of nerve conduction). Usually, it only takes around 6-12 weeks for the situation to resolve, but there are cases wherein this may take longer.

Whereas this numbness and a certain degree of discomfort can be expected, it can be a problem when nerve pain has developed and is not going away after a reasonable amount of time.

In the case of nerve pain following a tummy tuck, it is probably a small nerve called the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve that is affected. This particular nerve travels directly through the areas manipulated during a tummy tuck and could easily be injured directly by a suture or scalpel, or indirectly when the nerve becomes entrapped in scar tissue.

That said, it is important to note that factors other than nerve damage could be responsible for pain and sensory abnormalities. For example, massive weight loss can cause extreme skin expansion and a patient who had undergone bariatric surgery may also have had other issues (secondary fibrosis, hernia) corrected during the tummy tuck.

Diagnosis and Treatment

When you have nerve pain following surgery—particularly if the pain has been present for an extended period—you deserve to find out what is responsible. In the case of C-sections and tummy tucks, it could be inadvertent nerve damage. If so, we may be able to provide the care you need.

For more information, or to request consultation with our Baltimore, MD office, give us a call at (410) 337-5400.

C-Section Incision Burning and Stinging: 5 Relief Tips!

As many women would tell you, giving birth is one of the most amazing moments in a woman’s life. 

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Unfortunately, it can also be one of the most painful, so following the right path to recovery is essential.

It’s no secret that C-Section incision burning and stinging is one of the painful complications that can last for several weeks.

But is it normal for a C-section incision to burn and sting? What can you do to alleviate the discomfort?

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Let’s find out!

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Why Is My C-section Incision Burning and Stinging

It’s not uncommon for women to have burning and stinging in their incisions as it heals up after giving birth.

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The C-section incision wounds can cause burning and stinging, resulting from damage to the nerves close to the incision area during surgery.

These are the nerves that allow women to feel sensations in their abdomen. The pain and burning sensation may last for weeks after surgery.

In fact, full recovery from a cesarean can take between 4 to 6 weeks.

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Taking painkillers for at least 7–10 days following a c-section is a necessary part of recovery. Your midwife or doctor will advise you on the best pain reliever to use.

If your c-section incision is still burning and stinging after that time, it can indicate a surgical site infection that may require medical attention.

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Another reason why you may be experiencing burning and stinging is endometriosis, a condition in which the uterine lining develops outside the uterus. 

Is It Normal to Feeling a Burning Sensation After a C-Section?

It’s normal to feel a burning sensation after a c-section, but if the pain lasts longer than 8 weeks then there could be an underlying problem.

If that’s the case for you, make sure you speak to your OBGYN about it.

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How Do You Know If Your C-Section Incision is Infected?

If you suspect that your incision is infected, please speak to a professional.

Signs of an incision infection include:

• redness
• swelling
• pus or discharge that is yellow or green
• pain that doesn’t go away
• sudden high fever higher

How to Reduce Discomfort of C Section Incision Burning And Stinging

If the C-section incision is causing you too much discomfort, there are a variety of remedies that can provide you relief.

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Abdominal Binding

The use of abdominal binding is a common practice after major surgery, and it can help speed healing and reduce pain. 

An abdominal bind is a stretchy material that goes around the midsection of your body. It provides support for your abdomen and helps to heal properly after childbirth. 

Postpartum belly binding is a technique used to aid in the healing process after childbirth and can help you manage the burning sensation on C-section incisions.

Use Ice or Heat

If you have swelling in the first week or two after a c-section, then ice can help to reduce it down to a reasonable level. 

Ice can also help reduce inflammation and nerve activity that may occur after surgery.

If you don’t have an ice pack, use a clean towel and fill it with ice cubes. Wrap the towel around your wound to keep it cold for at least 10 minutes before removing it.

If your discomfort is extreme, then heat might be more suitable for you.

Heat therapy can be used to increase circulation, which alleviates pain or numbness from C-sections. 

Try Scar Massage

The purpose of scar massage is to move and reorganise collagen fibres to make the skin more elastic and comfortable. 

Scar massage can be beneficial in reducing the pain and swelling that might follow a wound or injury.

Get Tested for Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a condition that affects the tissue surrounding the uterus. 

Obtaining a diagnosis for endometriosis typically involves a pelvic ultrasound.

Antibiotics are the primary treatment for endometriosis.

TAP block

Nerve blocking is a procedure where the nerves are temporarily blocked to reduce pain. 

TAP block is an incredibly efficient, local anaesthetic injected into the abdominal muscles to inhibit the nerves near the C-section incision site.  

Anesthesiologists use ultrasound to direct the needle to the exact location. 

In most cases, the pain alleviation lasts between 40 and 72 hours.

FAQ

When can you wash your C-section scar?

Whether or not you should wash your c-section scar is determined by the current condition of the incision. In general, most women are able to bathe 3–4 weeks after having a C-section.

How do you know if your C-section incision is healing?

You should notice a significant improvement in the appearance and comfort of your scar two weeks after your C-section delivery. While first appearing red or pink, it gradually fades to a pale, flat line over time.

Can I put triple antibiotic ointment on my C-section incision?

No lotion or antibiotic ointment should be applied on your c-section scar until it has fully healed, according to doctors. So, make sure you speak to a medical professional before applying anything to your incision.

How can I keep my c-section scar clean?

Gentle soap and water can help keep the wound clean, and there is no need to scrub it. Simply allowing the water to run over your wound can be sufficient in most cases. If your incision had staples, stitches, or glue applied, you might be able to remove your wound dressing and have a shower.

How do you know if something is wrong with your C-section incision?

If your c-section incision is still burning and stinging 8 weeks after delivery, or if you notice an infection, get medical attention as soon as possible.

How Long Will My Incision Hurt After a C-Section?

Pain typically lasts from 7 to 10 days after cesarean and pain relief will be prescribed to you.

Final Thoughts

In most cases, the burning and stinging that mothers experience around their c-section incision is a natural part of their postpartum experience.

Simple ice or heat treatments conducted at home can assist to alleviate the discomfort.

However, if your c-section incision is burning and stinging 8 weeks after delivery, or if you notice any signs of infection before that, it is critical that you seek medical attention.

Postpartum complications

After childbirth, the inner surface of the uterus is a vast area of ​​the wound surface, which can get infectious agents living in our body and around us. It is important that the body responds correctly to the penetration of the infection, but with reduced immunity, it resists weakly.

Postpartum endometritis – inflammation of the walls of the uterus, usually occurs after childbirth with a long anhydrous interval (amniotic fluid poured out more than 12 hours before the birth of the child) or after a caesarean section. On the 2nd-5th day after spontaneous delivery (2nd-3rd day after caesarean section), clinical signs of endometritis appear: high body temperature (38-39degrees), chills, pain in the lower abdomen. In addition, the discharge from the genital tract, which should become paler every day, becomes brighter, a characteristic unpleasant odor appears. For timely prevention and diagnosis of endometritis, 3-5 days after childbirth, do an ultrasound of the uterus. If the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment is carried out in a hospital.

Peritonitis – inflammation of the peritoneum, a thin tissue membrane lining the walls of the abdominal cavity and the organs that are in it. Quite often, the disease occurs after a caesarean section. Clinical manifestations: high body temperature (38-39), chills, headache, severe soreness of the uterus, a symptom of irritation of the peritoneum (when pressing with a hand on the stomach and then abruptly releasing – severe pain). Often, peritonitis develops against the background of antibacterial therapy initiated in the treatment of postpartum endometritis. In some cases, the intestinal walls begin to pass microorganisms that enter the abdominal cavity, causing intoxication and dehydration.

Sepsis – blood poisoning, a life-threatening condition, accompanied by chills, a sharp rise in body temperature up to 40 – 41, a violation of the functions of all vital organs (respiratory, excretory, cardiovascular and other functions). In sepsis, the primary focus of infection is most often the uterus, but sometimes it happens that it is “replaced” by other sources of infection in the body (dental caries, inflammation of the tonsils or mammary gland, kidneys). nine0005

Treatment . If the remains of the placenta or accumulation of blood clots are found in the uterus after childbirth, they are removed. If the primary purulent focus is found in the mammary gland (mastitis), the abscess is opened, the pus is removed and a drainage (rubber tube) is installed to drain the contents. At the same time, a general treatment of sepsis is prescribed: detoxification, antibacterial therapy, hormonal support, etc. The most common causative agent of the disease is Staphylococcus aureus. When the first signs of congestion (lactostasis) appear in the mammary gland, you should immediately consult a specialist. Timely treatment of lactostasis can quickly resolve the situation, without leading to mastitis. nine0005

As a rule, lactostasis begins with an increase in body temperature (38-39), chills, weakness appear, pain in the mammary gland increases during feeding. The breast increases in volume, the skin over the compacted areas of the gland is inflamed, sharply painful, cracks in the nipples can be observed. With ineffective treatment, the disease progresses, suppuration of the infiltrate occurs. Purulent mastitis is characterized by an increase in body temperature up to 40 degrees, chills, loss of appetite, mother’s refusal to breastfeed. nine0005

Treatment . Since the cause of lactostasis is the stagnation of sweet milk in the gland, the baby himself will be the surest remedy. Frequent attachment to the breast, and correct attachment, quickly relieves stagnation, the mammary gland is “cleared” and recovery occurs. In addition, a breast pump is a good helper, which every young mother should have. Properly selected underwear (bra for nursing women), careful hygiene, nipple care are measures to prevent lactostasis and mastitis. nine0005

If, nevertheless, mastitis has developed, then antibiotic therapy, selected by a doctor, is necessary. Currently, there are drugs that can be taken without interrupting breastfeeding.

Vaginal dryness after childbirth. What to do?

After childbirth, a new mother begins a happy and at the same time rather difficult period. Along with the appearance of a new family member, there is a lot of trouble associated with caring for him, which takes up virtually all of his free time. And, often, a woman has absolutely no time to visit a doctor to find out what is the true cause of these strange sensations in the form of itching and dryness of the vagina after childbirth? nine0035

Why does vaginal dryness occur?

Vaginal dryness after childbirth is not uncommon. Frequent companions of this ailment are burning, itching, discomfort during intimacy. Usually, after the recovery of the body, such symptoms go away on their own after a while. Before the body returns to normal and hormone levels return to normal, a woman may experience dryness of the vagina or the entire intimate area. Experts say that one of the causes of such a problem as vaginal dryness is hormonal changes. Since immediately after childbirth, the level of estrogen drops sharply. These are female sex hormones, a low level of which can provoke the appearance of various unpleasant symptoms, including dryness in the vagina. nine0035

What is the reason for the rapid decline in estrogen production after childbirth? This is largely due to lactation. This natural process, as a rule, takes place against the background of a low level of estrogen in the female body.

Of course, it is normal and natural to feel discomfort in the vagina for 2-3 weeks after childbirth. It’s just that for some, this process is sometimes a little delayed.
If vaginal dryness continues for a long period of time and causes significant inconvenience, it is advisable to consult a gynecologist. He will accurately determine the causes of discomfort and prescribe the appropriate treatment. nine0035

Previous pregnancy and childbirth are not the only factors that can trigger vaginal dryness:

• Incorrectly selected contraception.

Women often select contraceptives themselves, not knowing that it is very important to take into account changes in the level and ratio of hormones in the blood. Meanwhile, incorrectly chosen hormonal contraceptives can increase the lack of estrogen, cause a violation of the vaginal microflora and dryness of the mucous membrane. nine0005

• Too little or too much hygiene.

Yes, that’s right! Too frequent and thorough intimate hygiene destroys beneficial bacteria that are a natural part of the internal environment.

• Personal care products.

Certainly hygienic tampons are a very convenient and useful invention to protect against discomfort during critical days. But since the use of tampons can increase vaginal dryness, gynecologists do not advise new mothers to use them. In the first months after childbirth during menstruation, it is better to use sanitary pads. Moreover, it is advisable to refrain from using toilet paper, which can also dry out the mucosa. It is better to replace it with special wipes for intimate hygiene. nine0005

• Allergy to barrier contraception.

Latex condoms often cause an allergic reaction due to increased vaginal sensitivity after childbirth.

It is important to remember that the occurrence of dryness, itching and burning in the vagina after childbirth can signal the development of inflammatory processes and requires immediate medical advice.

How to get rid of vaginal dryness after childbirth? nine0038

Special vaginal gels should be used to protect against intimate discomfort.

This gel should:

• Maintain the correct pH in the vagina.
• Quickly deal with disturbing symptoms and moisturize the mucous membranes abundantly.
• Contains components that have a therapeutic and prophylactic effect.

Recently, a huge number of new, and most importantly effective tools have been developed that 100% meet all of the above requirements. If you experience vaginal dryness or irritation, try Gynodec Gel. Gel Gynodek has established itself as a remedy that does not mask vaginal dryness, but helps to eliminate the causes of its occurrence. nine0035

Gynodec Gel:

• Promotes the restoration of the mucous membrane, which acts as a barrier, and neutralizes pathogenic microbes.
• Maintains the pH and moisture of the vaginal mucosa
• Provides a feeling of permanent moisture and comfort.

The main advantage of Gynodec gel is the presence of hyaluronic acid in the composition, which is really extremely effective for vaginal dryness.

Regardless of how effective these recommendations have been, before you begin to follow them, you should seek the advice of a specialist and undergo a full comprehensive examination.

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Maof Child Care Center Preschool is a center-based child care and early education facility serving the students and families of Los Angeles! As a center, Maof Child Care Center Preschool provides a school-like learning and enrichment environment that gives students a taste of what they’ll experience at more formal school in the years to come. Students at Maof Child Care Center Preschool are provided the socialization opportunities that come with peers of similar ages, the enrichment opportunities that come with a center’s resources and structure, and the community that comes with experienced staff. Maof Child Care Center Preschool at the same time provides a full-time schedule that can be a life-saver for busy parents. Full-time gives you the ability to get everything on your to-do list done – whether that’s at work or at home – and gives your child the structured, deep, in-depth learning environment that’s critical for early education. Children at Maof Child Care Center Preschool benefit from the time to make real, lasting friendships and a schedule that allows them to explore in so many ways!

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State Budgetary Preschool Educational Institution Kindergarten No. 78 of the Nevsky District of St. Petersburg

Welcome to our Kindergarten No. 78

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Information on the site is posted in accordance with:

Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 10, 2013 N 582 “On approval of the Rules for posting on the official website of an educational organization in the information and telecommunication network “Internet” and updating information about an educational organization”

Federal Law of the Russian Federation of December 29, 2012 N 273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation”

In 2014, our kindergarten turned 50 years old. Half a century is a solid age for an educational institution: it already occupies a certain place in the socio-cultural environment, more than one hundred graduates are behind, but the main thing is experience. Invaluable experience of relationships between people. Human communication, support in all endeavors and the joy of the success of the child is the most valuable thing that can be in the relationship between the child, parents and teachers.

Our kindergarten opened in November 1964. When the institution was opened, 7 groups functioned (3 groups of early age, 4 groups of preschool children). Currently, kindergarten No. 78 of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg operates 7 groups (1 group of early age, 6 groups of preschool children).

Priority tasks of raising children in kindergarten: ensuring the intellectual, personal and physical development of the child; development of creative abilities of children using modern forms of organization of education and integration of various types of children’s activities; familiarizing children with universal human values, taking into account their individual capabilities, the development of logical thinking, attention, memory, speech, the psychology of readiness for schooling; ensuring a comprehensive individual approach to the pedagogical process based on the variability of curricula and the development of modern forms of support; interaction with the family to ensure the full development of the child.

The kindergarten has a sports and music hall, a medical unit.

There are playgrounds on the territory of the kindergarten.

The educational process is built on the basis of a competent combination of programs, technologies, systems.

The institution has INFOZONE as a modern means of interaction with parents.

The mission of the kindergarten is not only to meet the educational needs of pupils, but also to create conditions for their social adaptation. The uniqueness and individuality of the individual, taking into account abilities, inclinations, talents and aspirations – this is the main task of a preschool institution. In our kindergarten, teaching is conducted in Russian. Scholarships are not provided, there are no hostels and boarding schools, graduates of preschool educational institutions are not employed.

Head of GBDOU No. 78 Ivanova Elena Andreevna

“Preparers” go to school, they are replaced by kids.

This year, 11 thousand vacancies in preschool institutions will be distributed at the end of June. The head of the city department of education told about how everything will go and what parents need to do so that the child is enrolled in kindergarten.0003 Elena Chernega .

Contact the MFC

Recall that the distribution of places in kindergartens occurs automatically. To get on the waiting list for a preschool institution, you need to contact the MFC.

— Often, when parents fill out an application on the public services website, they forget that they need to submit original documents to the MFC within ten days. Otherwise, their appeal will be canceled,” said the head of the Department of Education.

When filling out the application, it is necessary to correctly indicate the age group of the child. The system takes into account how many full years he will be as of September 1. That is, if, for example, the baby was born in October 2017, the computer will determine that he is not three years old, as parents believe, but 2 years 10 months old. The appropriate age group for such a child is two-three years, not three-four. It is important to find out in advance whether there will be groups of this category in the kindergarten in which you are on the waiting list. If there are none, there is still time to add a preschool institution to the list, where children of the appropriate age are recruited.

The desired enrollment date must be September 1, 2020. If parents plan to send their child to kindergarten a little later and indicate, for example, October 1, the system will not see this application, and it will not be included in the distribution.

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It happens that a child gets a place in a kindergarten, which the parents indicated in the application as possible. However, over time, people changed their minds and decided not to send their child there. In this case, you need to visit the MFC and write an application for refusal, indicating as a priority the institution in which you are counting on a place. Elena Chernega also drew the attention of parents to the need to provide a package of documents to the kindergarten in the near future after distribution. If you postpone these actions “for later”, you can lose your place.

Right of Preemption

The list of categories eligible for priority enrollment in kindergarten has recently been updated. Now the benefit applies to the children of medical workers of the Samara region, bailiffs, as well as children living in the same family. The automatic system will, if possible, determine the baby in the institution that his brothers and sisters attend.

Parents who are eligible for the new benefits should contact the MFC as soon as possible with the relevant documents.

Registration matters

Many parents are wondering if they can count on a place in a kindergarten if they have a residence permit in another region. The head of the department explained that it is possible to apply and join the queue, but only children registered in Samara will be enrolled in preschool institutions.

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Description: Using clearly defined goals for specific age groups, teachers plan and execute age appropriate activities for children. Additionally, teachers accurately assess the skills and progress of each child in the program through the use of observations, assessment tools and activity records. Teachers alter plans as needed in response to the needs, strengths or interests of the children.

Additional Information: Quality Rating: 4; After School Care Available;

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• License Number:
  200239
• Capacity:
  151
• Age Range:
  Infant, Younger Toddler, Older Toddler, Pre-Schooler, School Age
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  NECPA
• Step Up To Quality Rating:
  4
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Full Time Center
• Transportation:
  Yes; Field Trips
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Oct 04, 2011
• Current License Issue Date:
  Dec 28, 2011
• Current License Expiration Date:
  Dec 31, 9999
• District Office:
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2022-05-19	FOLLOW-UP	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2022-07-25
2022-01-31	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE NOT ADDRESSED	2022-05-23
2021-06-17	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2021-09-16
2021-03-23	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2021-07-19
2020-03-12	COMPLAINT	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2020-04-21
2020-01-02	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2020-02-25
2019-07-12	COMPLAINT	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2019-07-25
2019-05-07	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2019-06-19
2018-12-04	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2019-06-06
2018-05-29	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE PARTIALLY ADDRESSED	2018-12-20
2018-01-09	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2018-05-08
2017-05-18	ANNUAL	PARTIALLY COMPLIANT	NON COMPLIANCE FULLY ADDRESSED	2017-06-29

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