Application of T‐Type Drainage Tube in Treating Large Deep Vaginal Hematoma Postpartum: A Technical Note

Background Deep vaginal wall hematoma is a common vaginal delivery complication. Exploring effective treatments is key to improving clinical management and patient outcomes. Case A patient with deep vaginal wall hematoma (admitted in November 2024) underwent hematoma removal, followed by “T”‐shaped drainage tube combined with vaginal packing gauze. The treatment achieved remarkable hemostasis; the patient recovered rapidly with well‐healed perineal wounds, shorter hospital stays, and low pain scores. Conclusions Early detection and timely treatment of vaginal wall hematoma, combined with “T”‐shaped drainage tube drainage, avoid open abdominal hemostasis and related damage. This method is safe, effective, and worthy of clinical application.