What to eat after childbirth is mainly from two aspects. One is a parturient and the other is a newborn.
For lying-in women, uterine contraction is mainly the quantity, color, sex and taste of lochia (vaginal bleeding). There is also the feeding situation, the smoothness and quantity of lactation, and so on. If it is a caesarean section, it should also include the condition of the wound.
For newborns, it is mainly about growth, jaundice regression, umbilical cord treatment and so on.
Contents of postpartum follow-up:
1, to understand the maternal nutrition, mental state, breast and pelvic infection, uterine involution, adequacy of milk, etc. 2. Understand the baby's health, disability, breastfeeding, development, jaundice, umbilical cord infection, abnormal crying, etc. 3, the follow-up process should pay attention to practical results, and really solve difficulties for pregnant women and babies. Guide the correct breastfeeding, how to care for the baby's skin, umbilical cord, buttocks, etc., and handle it in time if it is abnormal, and can't see a doctor in time. Village-level family planning professionals carry out postpartum follow-up and distribute contraceptives, family planning publicity materials and related policy publicity materials to pregnant women, so that they can learn relevant family planning policies and regulations while feeling family planning care.
What are the common postpartum complications? As we all know, women are very fragile after childbirth. At this time, the new mother should not only take care of the baby, but also pay attention to her body at all times. Because if you are not careful, the new mother will easily get sick. Everyone has heard that women who are confined to the moon are prone to infection. So what are the common postpartum complications?
Strictly speaking, there should be no complications after delivery, and there are only childbirth complications in textbooks.
If handled properly during delivery, there should be no complications. However, if the pregnant woman suffers from medical diseases or pregnancy complications, it may last for some time after delivery. For example, pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, postpartum blood pressure may continue to rise or return to normal.
Whether postpartum treatment is appropriate is still very important. And some pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome will become chronic hypertension after delivery. Another example is gestational diabetes. Some women suffer from diabetes during pregnancy. After delivery, some women's blood sugar returned to normal, while others had diabetes.
Of course, this is related to pregnancy being one of the inducing factors of diabetes. Not all delivery complications are signs of pregnancy, and many delivery complications only occur under specific circumstances of delivery.